New Program Offers $40,000 to Black-Owned Tech Startups in Maryland (Details Here)
Entrepreneurs can qualify for financing if they have an idea to create a tech firm or an existing business in Maryland with a concept not yet to market.
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Entrepreneurs can qualify for financing if they have an idea to create a tech firm or an existing business in Maryland with a concept not yet to market.
Over the past few years, the toughest issue executives and entrepreneurs have grappled with can be summed up in a word: change. None of us have been immune to a sluggish economy, disruption within our respective industries, or how technology continues to transform the way we live, work, communicate, and play.
With numerous health-related tech tools out on the market, BlackEnterprise.com tech columnist Hajj Flemings suggests several worthwhile mobile applications that will enable you to use your smartphone to live a healthier lifestyle.
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