Business

By ALAN R. ELLIOTT – Stocks climbed into Wednesday’s open, as the stock market looked to end its powerful third-quarter advance on a positive note. Early reports for September hiring and Midwest business activity came […]

By Patriceia Beckford | Rolling out spoke with Cole about the key to wealth, health and branding. – Slutty Vegan CEO Pinky Cole has made a name for herself with her popular plant-based burger restaurants. Cole shared her wisdom […]

How do you give your money and what do you want in return?  Today’s question for philanthropists is: are you a funder, donor, sponsor, or partner? The question for nonprofits is: are you seeking gifts, […]

What? Me ask someone for money? From October to December nonprofits concentrate on fundraising.  This year is no different, and for many the imperative to fundraise is stronger than ever: funds must be secured to […]

A SLAP IN THE FACE IN THIRD GRADE LAUNCHED ALVIN WELLINGTON BARLOW ON A SUCCESSFUL LEGAL CAREER. HIS CURRENT GOAL: TRANSFORMING FLORIDA’S CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM. AND HE’S DOING IT RIGHT NOW. JACKSONVILLE BY THE FLORIDA […]

By Ian King –Cisco Systems Inc. pledged to increase the number of Black employees and leaders, adding its name to a list of technology companies promising to try to fix the lack of diversity in their […]

By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent – The workshop, titled “Zero Emissions: The Future of E-Mobility in Black and Brown Communities,” was a held at Friday, Sept. 18, as part of the […]

by Jae Jones – September 19, 2020 –  Samuel Cornish was an abolitionist and editor born in Sussex County, Delaware. Although he was born in Delaware, Cornish was raised in Philadelphia and New York City. Both […]