Financiers plan to launch a Texas-based stock exchange
The group announced Wednesday it raised $120 million in capital to start a stock exchange in Dallas this year. Full Story
Martín Slipczuk is an Argentine journalist who spent a month working in the Tribune newsroom in 2024 as an international fellow. During his fellowship, he worked as the special projects coordinator at Chequeado, the first fact-checking site in Argentina and Latin America. He has worked at Chequeado since 2015 and coordinates LatamChequea, the Latin American network of fact-checkers that brings together more than 40 organizations from 19 countries. His work also appears in other Argentine media, including El Economista, ElDiario.ar and radio programs. He was born and lives in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where he also studied economics at the University of Buenos Aires. He speaks Spanish and English.
The group announced Wednesday it raised $120 million in capital to start a stock exchange in Dallas this year. Full Story
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