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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…
Dear Mayor de Blasio: I write to discuss the recent media availability your office hosted earlier this month regarding a homeless encampment, located at St. Ann’s Avenue and…
Have you been thinking about using video conference calling for your business? You may have heard about how it can reduce your travel costs, reduce your impact on…
Part one of a three-part series If you are lucky, you are fortunate to know people who are “the real deal.” That is Lisa Hoffman. She is an…
Michael Grant shown at an event for mobilizing community development resources through the Black church, with U.S. Black Chambers Inc. President Ron Busby and A.M.E. board member Rev.…
Roman standing in front of the home BNY has been fighting for since 2000 After holding off the Bank of New York for 15 years Louis Roman, a…
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…
