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Jessica Hornig

Jessica Hornig

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Coordinating Producer, GMA3: What You Need To Know

New York

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Maryland and Canada. Sports betting, AI. Indiana, writing and editing Illinois,Online gambling in Michigan Ohio, online casinos

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Anything non-financial

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Total articles 26

  • Manhattan DA pushes Venmo, Zelle, Cash App to crack down on fraud

    By Jessica Hornig Verified, Ivan Pereira Verified| KOIL-AM (Omaha, NE) Verified (NEW YORK) — Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is raising red flags on what he calls a growing problem linked to the rise of mobile payment services such as Venmo, Zelle and Cash App. And Bragg said he is looking forward to working with those companies to secure people’s money.

    By Jessica Hornig Verified, Ivan Pereira Verified · KOIL-AM (Omaha, NE)

    Jan. 30, 2024

  • Top CEOs opposed Trump's 2020 election lies. Now some are softening toward him

    By Max Zahn Verified, Luke Barr Verified, Jessica Hornig Verified, Ivan Pereira Verified| thepulseofnh.com@ (WASHINGTON) -- When then-President Donald Trump falsely declared victory days after Election Night in 2020, dozens of CEOs at the nation’s top companies assembled on a Zoom call to prevent what they feared could be the end of democracy in the U.S.As Trump stands poised to win the Republican nomination in the 2024 contest, however, some prominent chief executives appear to have softened their stance toward him.

    By Max Zahn Verified, Luke Barr Verified, Jessica Hornig Verified, Ivan Pereira Verified · thepulseofnh.com

    Jan. 30, 2024

  • Top CEOs opposed Trump's 2020 election lies. Now some are softening toward him

    By Max Zahn Verified, Luke Barr Verified, Jessica Hornig Verified, Ivan Pereira Verified| thepulseofnh.com@ (WASHINGTON) -- When then-President Donald Trump falsely declared victory days after Election Night in 2020, dozens of CEOs at the nation’s top companies assembled on a Zoom call to prevent what they feared could be the end of democracy in the U.S.As Trump stands poised to win the Republican nomination in the 2024 contest, however, some prominent chief executives appear to have softened their stance toward him.

    By Max Zahn Verified, Luke Barr Verified, Jessica Hornig Verified, Ivan Pereira Verified · thepulseofnh.com

    Jan. 30, 2024

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GMA3: What You Need To Know

New York, United States