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New data by Bank of American shows Black entrepreneurs are convinced they run successful businesses. That optimism comes three years after the pandemic struck and disproportionately impacted many of those business owners.
The grant will fund youth programs like My Brother's Keeper and Girls Opportunity as well as the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago.
Deep recession or depression? As a journalist, it’s hard to argue that words don’t matter. Certainly, there’s a textbook difference between the “two or more consecutive quarters slowing of economic growth†that marks a recessionary period, and a more severe depression, technically defined as a greater-than-10% decline in national economic activity or GDP.
The Wall Street Project has played a key role of helping Black-owned investment banks and asset managers gain deals in mainstream corporate America. Check out how three business leaders helped fuel such activity.
I can’t imagine how it feels to be thrust into a society where virtually all of your thoughts, feelings, and daily activities are posted online for the world to see. Jarring? Sure. A growing necessity for budding entrepreneurs looking to sustain in an economic downturn? Absolutely.
