Investing During Turbulent Times
Now that the United States and Iraq have finished their war, what’s an investor to do? Some investors jumped back into the market big when President George W. Bush launched...
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Report: New Concerns Arise As Funding Gap For Diverse Women And Minorities, Including Black Founders, Broadens
Diverse women and minorities, including Black founders, continue to fall short pertaining to venture capital funding. Check out this report to learn more.
Bold Players New Strategies
Today’s business environment moves at lightning speed. For the chief executives of the nation’s largest black-owned businesses, keeping pace is priority No. 1. They must continually re-evaluate corporate capabilities and...
Remembering These 13 Musicians For Black Music Month
This compilation showcases vocal talents of these genre-defining artists and eternal creatives who demonstrate the best of Black music.
Sky’s the Limit
The air in the aviation industry rarely has a calm moment. Shortly after 9/11, roughly 130,000 jobs were lost as airlines responded to reduced demand. Then the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq fueled spikes in oil prices and airfares. Today, airlines directly employ 550,000, the Air Transport Association reports. As the economy struggles to rebound, aircraft mechanics, pilots, and air traffic controllers are concerned about staffing shortfalls and their stake in the $120 billion commercial airline industry.