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In commentary a De Blasio ally takes issue with inequality in how City does business with Minority and women-owned businesses I would like to congratulate City Comptroller Scott…
Senator Schumer Urges That Money Be Given Back To Consumers U.S. Senators Charles E. Schumer and Richard Blumenthal today called on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), in…
Marissa Shorenstein An Update From Marissa Shorenstein -- President AT&T New York In an increasingly competitive global environment large tech-communications companies can't focus only on its consumer base…
Millions of Americans use electronic payment technology, like credit and debit cards, to complete their day-to-day financial transactions safely and efficiently. But unfortunately, there is another segment of…
Harry Alford Many in Washington who follow policy debates, particularly as those discussions and subsequent legislation would affect minority-owned businesses, are familiar with Harry Alford and the organization…
20 years after Dinkins' report construction industry still discriminates against ethnic minorities NYC's Construction Unions Have a Diversity Problem at the Top New York City’s construction unions can…
Economist Dr. William E. Spriggs As states, cities and municipalities across the country raise wages to improve the lives of working people, it is worth highlighting how such…
New Yorkers need policies that would help them balance work and family responsibilities, according to a report released today by New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer, in…
Robert B. Reich As Labor Day looms, more Americans than ever don’t know how much they’ll be earning next week or even tomorrow. This varied group includes independent…
U. S. Black Chamber President/CEO Ron Busby signs Memorandum of Understanding with NAMAD President Damon Lester. Marc Bland, IHS vice president of diversity and inclusion, looks on. U.…
