Roxana Popescu
Business Reporter at The San Diego Union-Tribune
Pausing Twitter. @SDUT Business Reporter | ex-freelancer for NYT Real Estate, WashPost, inewsource, Eater | Yale then Harvard now Libby
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3 days ago |
sandiegouniontribune.com | Roxana Popescu
Digital thieves are nothing if not persistent and innovative. They keep finding new ways to try to part you from your money. Phishing — where thieves pose as trusted entities or send legitimate looking emails or messages to trick you into giving them access to your accounts — is a widespread method. And it is constantly evolving. “We’ve seen phishing go through the roof,” said Eva Velasquez, the CEO of the Identity Theft Resource Center, a San Diego-based national nonprofit. But knowledge is power.
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3 days ago |
sbsun.com | Roxana Popescu
This is the phishing scam that gets a San Diego identity theft expert ‘really, very angry’ Calendar invites, fake MFA login requests and real looking fake websites. Three scams to look out for this summer.
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4 days ago |
sandiegouniontribune.com | Roxana Popescu
Why Buona Forchetta? Who is next? On Monday the Italian restaurant, which was raided Friday evening by more than 20 U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers and agents, remained closed. Other businesses were in their usual groove — yoga classes, breakfast burritos, coffees to go — but some neighborhood workers and store patrons said the show of force in the raid left them feeling uncomfortable and seeking answers.
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5 days ago |
sandiegouniontribune.com | Roxana Popescu
San Diego estrena su primera tienda de segunda mano Red White & Blue. Se espera que la cadena, con cerca de 30 locales en todo Estados Unidos, abra una sucursal este otoño en 1669 Euclid Ave. en Oak Park. “Generaremos alrededor de 100 empleos en la comunidad local y estamos entusiasmados de formar parte del vecindario”, escribió su coordinadora de marketing, Phoebe Gaston, en un correo electrónico.
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5 days ago |
sandiegouniontribune.com | Roxana Popescu
As U.S. markets have jolted up and down this year, investors may have looked at their balances and gasped, winced, screamed into a pillow, speed-dialed their finance people, sold stocks when they were low, sold stocks when they were high or all of the above. It’s a natural reaction to feel panic and want to respond with action when you see your investments have shrunk by more than you are comfortable with, San Diego finance professionals said.
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