Small Business
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Attorney General James: “Hardworking families and small businesses across the country are struggling more than ever because of this pandemic.” Photo: Twitter New York Attorney General Letitia James…
SBA Administrator Jovita Carranza: “While every American is being affected by COVID-19, the impact of this pandemic is particularly hurting our schools and places of worship, and disproportionately…
Morial: "Graves demonstrated an almost perfect combination of intelligence, ambition, tenacity, and passion in his career... His influence can be seen everywhere from the humblest small businesses to…
Graves was widely considered to be the ultimate champion of Black business, launching Black Enterprise in 1970 to not only chronicle the rise of African American entrepreneurs, but…
AGC: “We urge the President and the Administrator of the Small Business Administration to immediately clarify the eligibility standard for the program so that all construction firms that…
The PPP allows financial institutions to provide forgivable loans to small businesses so they can keep employees on their payroll while having additional funds to pay rent, utilities…
Toja Cawley, founder of Hairocracy Edge Control device Hairocracy is a Black-owned venture founded by entrepreneur Toja Cawley that offers a collection of high-quality hair and facial products.…
As 2019 – and the decade – comes to a close take a moment to ask the critical questions. We all believe in what we are doing. We…
White Americans have seven times the wealth of black Americans who hold just 3 percent of the nation’s total wealth, despite being 13% of the population. The median…
This is the busy season for most nonprofits. Organizations are simultaneously “closing out” this year and planning for next year. Development directors and executive directors are keeping a…
