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Journalist in LA, writing on culture/politics/environment etc..

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Trump wants to cut interest rates. Here's why the Dallas Fed president voted to raise them Original

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By Trevor Bach Verified
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
On Wednesday, when the Federal Reserve’s 12-member Open Markets Committee voted to hold interest rates steady amid fears of rising inflation, there were three members who dissented, voting for a rate hike as a cooling measure to help tamp down rising costs. One was Dallas Fed president Lorie Logan, who issued a statement Friday explaining her vote. “More than five years after the post-pandemic surge, prices have continued to rise too rapidly,” Logan wrote.
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Luisa del Rosal, the new executive director of The Economic Club of Dallas, has startup energy Original

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By Trevor Bach Verified
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
The Economic Club of New York, a nonprofit that serves as one of the city’s highest-profile discussion forums and has hosted American presidents and foreign heads of state as well as countless business leaders, was founded in 1907. Chicago, Detroit and Boston formed their own versions in the 1920s and 1930s, and Washington, D.C. welcomed one in the 1980s.
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North Texas-based Eyemart Express faces data privacy lawsuits after cyber attack Original

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By Trevor Bach Verified
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
Eyemart Express, a North Texas-based national optical brand, is facing multiple lawsuits over a data breach that snared thousands of customers’ names, Social Security numbers, medical information and other data. The data breach occurred in February and was reported by Eyemart Express to the Texas Attorney General’s Office in April. But the national retailer then failed to provide timely notice to impacted customers, the suits allege, effectively amplifying the security risk.
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