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Jason Miskiri: From Basketball Player to Restaurant Owner
Jason Miskiri knows when people hear his name, they think of a basketball player who rose through the ranks to…
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‘Gut-Wrenching’: Weak Jobs Report Disappoints
It was a sobering jobs report Friday, with hiring sharply down, leaving many economists and other observers surprised at the…
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Biden Administration Pushes Clean-Energy Initiatives in Addressing Climate Change
There is a real big push to electrify America’s transportation system, whether it's through hydrogen fuel cells or battery technology.…
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Returning-Citizen Entrepreneurs Dive into D.C. Pitch Competition
Businesses owned by returning citizens who participate in the WeAspire program sponsored by the D.C. Department of Small and Local…
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Black Girls Golf Providing ‘Enormous’ Help to Mental and Physical Health of African American Women
After spending several years in corporate America, said she noticed how many opportunities were available to her male golf colleagues.
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Blocked Airline Funds of $1 Billion Could Slow Recovery: International Air Transport Association
The International Air Transport Association on Thursday urged governments to abide by international agreements and treaty obligations to enable airlines…
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Gas Prices Remain High, But Relief at the Pump Could Be Right Around the Corner
Gas prices in the U.S. remain stubbornly high even as demand starts to drop off — but analysts says it’s…
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Experian Initiative Aims to Helps Underserved Communities
Leading credit reporting bureau Experian is set to launch a first-of-its-kind initiative to help identify and directly support underserved and…
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New Legislation Aims to Revitalize America’s Downtowns
Cities across the nation – already experiencing major transformations in restaurant seating policies and crowd limitations - may see even…
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Large Companies Wooing HBCU Grads in Wake of Floyd Death
Since the police murder of George Floyd last summer, officials at historically Black colleges and universities say major companies are…
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