Profile: Mai Hoang


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Profile: Mai Hoang
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Mai Hoang has been a reporter at the Herald-Republic since 2006, covering a variety of business topics. Before coming to the Yakima Herald-Republic, she freelanced for several publications, including Business First of Louisville (Ky.) and The (Louisville, Ky.) Courier-Journal. 

She also worked on the business desk at the Times-Leader in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., the Star Tribune in Minneapolis and the Orlando (Fla.) Sentinel. She's a graduate of Western Kentucky University.

Shop Talk is your regular dose of retail, restaurant and consumer news and trends. The blog will connect what's happening in your backyard to what's going on in the other side of the world. Reader comments and feedback are encouraged.

Contact Mai at mhoang@yakimaherald.com and follow Mai on Twitter or Shop Talk on Facebook.



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