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Kristi Noem ad blitz benefits media firms linked to Trump campaigns | Irene Casado Sanchez & Eric Fan | Bloomberg

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By Irene Sanchez, Eric Fan Verified
| BusinessMirror Verified
KRISTI NOEM testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee on March 3. PRESIDENT Donald Trump announced Thursday that he would remove Kristi Noem as Homeland Security secretary after she faced bipartisan criticism for her handling of the department, including a $240 million ad campaign prominently featuring herself. A Bloomberg News investigation found that the bulk of the funds are allocated for placing ads through at least two firms with longstanding ties to Trump campaigns.
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Noem Ad Blitz Benefits Media Firms Linked to Trump Campaigns Original

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By Irene Sanchez, Eric Fan Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
President Donald Trump Thursday that he would remove Kristi Noem as Homeland Security secretary after she faced bipartisan criticism for her handling of the department, including a $240 million ad campaign prominently featuring herself. A Bloomberg News investigation found that the bulk of the funds are allocated for placing ads through at least two firms with longstanding ties to Trump campaigns.
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Tata e Infosys, las más afectadas por tasa que Trump aplicará a trabajadores con visado H-1B

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By Andrew Kreighbaum Verified, Eric Fan Verified, Karen Dias
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg Línea — El precio de US$100.000 que el presidente Donald Trump ha fijado para los nuevos trabajadores H-1B contratados fuera de Estados Unidos podría tener efectos perjudiciales para los sectores de la subcontratación y la dotación de personal en TI, que llevan mucho tiempo siendo blanco de críticas por parte de ambos partidos. Esta tasa es la mayor restricción que ha impuesto hasta ahora la administración Trump al empleo de trabajadores extranjeros cualificados.
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