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Black Banks Will Help Firms Through Pandemic, Leaders Say
While Black entrepreneurs have complained about problems with the Small Business Administration's financial assistance programs owners and advocates of Black…
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Thirteen-Year-Old Prodigy Offers Sound Wall Street Investment Advice
Christon Jones, a 13-year-old prodigy whose nickname is "Truth," has already accomplished more in his young life than many seasoned…
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Small-Business Assistance Programs Get Mixed Results
The small business assistance programs by the District and the federal government have gotten mixed reviews from some business owners,…
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Bowser Restricts Restaurant, Bar Access Amid Coronavirus Crisis
While too early to accurately predict the changes' full impact on the local economy, workers in the District's service industry…
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D.C. Business News You Need to Know: 2/28 – 3/4
On March 3, the United Negro College Fund (UNCF) delivered its annual "State of the HBCU" Address, while announcing its…
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D.C. Awards $2.3M in Great Streets Grants to Transform Neighborhood Corridors
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and interim Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development John Falcicchio have awarded more than $2…
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Memories of First Jobs: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly
A new year marks a time of reflection — to reminisce about that beautiful, or dreaded, and otherwise memorable first…
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Shopping in 2020: Should Blacks Celebrate Nation’s ‘Retail Apocalypse’?
The world of shopping has drastically changed over the past decade and many marketing experts and economists predict that 2020…
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Where to Draw the Line on Holiday Spending
Besides bringing good cheer, the holidays also can invite seasonal stress, a primary source of which experts at the District-based…
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Millions Still Have ’18 Holiday Debt: Report
With consumers expected to dig deep into their wallets and spend as much as $1.1 trillion this holiday season, the…
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