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Jerome Abernathy has sailed from Charleston, South Carolina, to Bermuda. He day-sails monthly from his homeport in New York to Rhode Island and Connecticut. Despite an active travel itinerary, Abernathy,...
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Jerome Abernathy has sailed from Charleston, South Carolina, to Bermuda. He day-sails monthly from his homeport in New York to Rhode Island and Connecticut. Despite an active travel itinerary, Abernathy,...
When the request for proposal from DetroiT Water and Sewerage Department crossed Brian Rhodes’ desk three years ago, he knew Detroit Electrical Services L.L.C. could handle the job. He just...
Building a thriving business in the fast-paced, highly competitive information technology market is more demanding than ever. Many entrepreneurs struggle to find answers to help them compete. But Christian D’Andrade,...
Juice is a growing segment in the restaurant business. Consumers are becoming increasingly concerned with health and wellness. So juice and smoothie bars are a natural fit for this niche. According to IBISWorld, the juice and smoothie bar industry brings in about $2 billion per year, experiencing a steady rate of growth over the past five years. That growth also is due in part to the thriving fitness industry.
A small business lending program has been launched to help African American and minority businesses create jobs and build community wealth. With a focus on bringing capital to underserved groups, the National Urban League’s Urban Empowerment Fund (NUL-UEF), Morgan Stanley, National Development Council (NDC) Urban League of Greater Cleveland (ULGC), and Cuyahoga County have come together to offer the Capital Access Fund of Greater Cleveland (CAF).