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From Bloomberg: The fintech will partner with Coinbase for custody and exchange of digital assets, with the offering rolling out first in the U.S. New York-based Alviere, headed by Northeast Ohio entrepreneur Yuval Brisker, plans to later introduce crypto in international markets. North Coast Ventures and JumpStart Inc. have invested in Alviere.

I stopped over at Southgate Mall to check out the happenings with the 4th of July last weekend. The place was hopping! And it looks like the mall is going to be a pretty busy place for the next week as well. Heres four events happening at the mall between now and next Thursday (7/15.) ROSE SHOW | July 10 | 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM Its the 75th Rose Show, presented by Missoula Rose Society. Local gardeners will have beautiful roses on display at The Concourse (across from American Eagle.) Maybe I sh...

The ACLU of Delaware, National Homelessness Law Center and other advocates are encouraging the state legislature to consider repealing laws that criminalize panhandling, instead of passing House Bill 58, which keeps penalties in place but uses the legal process to connect homeless people facing panhandling charges with social services.Coastal Point • Submitted The ACLU of Delaware (ACLU-DE), National Homelessness Law Center (NHLC), and other community advocates sent a letter to members of ...

The cold weather is making life even more difficult for Kansas City's homeless population and the Smart Money Experts share tips for buying and selling your own stocks.

Cover everything you can: Dangerously cold wind chill takes hold of Kansas City Savanna Smith, The Kansas City Star Feb. 13—Kansas City faces yet another day of bitter cold. Wind chills will continue dropping to dangerous levels Saturday and could reach -20 to -25 over the weekend. "This is where frostbite can happen on any exposed skin if youre outside for 30 minutes or more," said FOX4 meteorologist Alex Countee, who provides weather updates to The Star. "Continue to stay in...

New Bartle Hall homeless center needs more security, food, Kansas City officials say Allison Kite, The Kansas City Star Feb. 5—It hasnt been a full week since Kansas City opened a warming center for homeless individuals at Bartle Hall. But that week has been rough, City Council members said Thursday. One councilwoman had to pay for and deliver food there. An organization with decades of experience pulled out. And council members worry theres not enough security. In their weekl...