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Anna Rose Layden / Getty ImagesKey TakeawaysHyatt is continuing to bet on the all-inclusive industry as a growth area for travel, buying resort operator Playa Hotels for roughly $2.6 billion.The hotel chain will pay Playa stockholders $13.50 per share, with the deal expected to close later this year.Hyatt called the deal a “next step on a significant growth journey for Hyatt’s all-inclusive portfolio.”Hyatt Hotels (H) is betting on the all-inclusive resort industry as a new growth area with its $2.6 billion acquisition of Playa Hotels and Resorts (PLYA).The companies announced the deal Monday after confirming the start of acquisition discussions…

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Coors Light misspelled “refreshment” as part of a stunt to kick off its Super Bowl campaign.Molson CoorsMolson Coors CMO Sofia Colucci lays out the strategy behind the company’s Super Bowl ad.The “Case of the Mondays” campaign kicked off weeks ahead of the game with a viral stunt.It follows a framework the company developed to assess its creative: “MUSCLE.”Coors Light laid the groundwork for its “Case of the Mondays” Super Bowl campaign for weeks — from a viral stunt to chilled face rollers.The stakes are high for Super Bowl advertisers, some of whom this year are paying over $8 million for…

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Cybersecurity executives and recruiters shared their pointers on how to break into the field.Atlantide Phototravel/Getty ImagesCybersecurity jobs are in high demand.The field’s relative youth and ever-evolving risks can make entry-level positions scarce and hard to secure.BI talked to cybersecurity pros including LinkedIn’s CISO for tips — many recommended certifications.So you’re thinking about pursuing a job in cybersecurity — where do you start?Cybersecurity jobs pay well and offer stability in the fast-changing tech landscape — but while there’s high demand, positions in the field aren’t necessarily easy to break into.”Although there is a healthy supply of applicants for these roles, there…

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A third federal judge has temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s executive order ending birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants.The ruling from U.S. District Judge Joseph N. Laplante in New Hampshire follows similar rulings from judges in Washington state and Maryland.This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.Fox News’ David Spunt contributed to this report.

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I left Miami to live in a small Central Florida town. It was only supposed to be temporary, but I’ve fallen in love with small-town Florida life.carlofranco/Getty ImagesI left Miami to save money living in a small Florida town while planning my move to the Northwest.This was meant to be temporary, but I’m still here 15 years later with no plans to leave Florida.I love raising my son here because of the town’s laid-back vibes and access to nature.I enjoyed living in Miami in my early 20s, but the city felt like it was becoming more and more expensive to…

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Wood-n-Photography/Getty ImagesUS Steel shares rose as much as 5% after Trump announced tariffs on steel imports.Trump plans 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports, affecting building costs for cars and buildings.Canada, Brazil, and Mexico are top steel suppliers to the US.The move: Shares of US Steel jumped as much as 5% on Monday to trade at $38.94.The chart:Why: The move came after President Trump told reporters on Air Force One on Sunday that he planned to impose 25% tariffs against all imports of steel and aluminum.The tariffs are expected to be formally announced on Monday. Shares of America’s largest…

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A group of anti-human trafficking advocates called “Safe House Project” is urging the Trump administration and Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to reform the National Human Trafficking Hotline.The hotline, which is run by HHS, was started in 2007 to provide 24/7 help for victims of human trafficking. According to Safe House Project, which offers victims a range of services, including a network of shelters, the hotline has “lost all credibility” and simply does not accomplish the goal of ending human trafficking.HUMAN TRAFFICKING VICTIM RECOUNTS HORRORS OF LIFE AT THE MERCY OF CRIMINALSAfter Kennedy cleared a…

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If there is one corporation that is targeted by scammers more than anyone else, it is Microsoft. From customer support scams to impersonation and phishing attacks, the company’s services are constantly under threat. Recently, even Russia-sponsored hackers managed to breach Microsoft and steal sensitive information.While Microsoft services as a whole are prime targets, one that stands out is Teams. The collaboration tool is used by more than 300 million people worldwide, making it a goldmine for attackers. Hackers are using it to spread phishing, vishing and quishing campaigns, relying on social engineering tactics to trick victims into sharing private and sensitive data.GET SECURITY…

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A power struggle concerning government spending is heating up in Washington, D.C., igniting what some Senate Democrats call a “constitutional crisis” amid the Trump administration’s efforts to curb government waste. The conflict stems from President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), Russell Vought, and was exacerbated when the Trump administration announced it would freeze federal grants and loans on Jan. 27 in an OMB memo. Both Trump and Vought share a common point of contention: the Impoundment Control Act. The 1974 law, which Trump and Vought both argue is unconstitutional, reasserts Congress’ power of the purse and…

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Joan Cros / NurPhoto via Getty ImagesKEY TAKEAWAYSNokia said Monday that it has appointed Intel’s Justin Hotard as CEO, replacing Pekka Lundmark, as the Finnish telecoms equipment maker looks to beef up its artificial intelligence business.Nokia shares are rising around 1% in Monday morning trading and are up more than 30% in the past year.  Hotard, who currently leads Intel’s data center and AI group, will start his new role on April 1. Nokia (NOK) said Monday that its board has appointed Intel’s (INTC) Justin Hotard as  Chief Executive Officer (CEO), replacing Pekka Lundmark, as the Finnish telecoms equipment maker looks to beef up…

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