Top 21 Worst States for Minority-Owned Businesses
Data from the SBA's Office of Advocacy and Bloomberg Businessweek show the worst states offering opportunities for minority entrepreneurs
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Top 10 Slowest Housing Markets in the U.S.
According to a recent study by real estate website Trulia, the top 10 slowest U.S. housing markets take six months or more for sales.
Protests Arise Pegged To ‘Occupy Google’ And Net Neutrality
Google versus Net Neutrality took an interesting turn when protesters stormed the SEO juggernaut's office in Mountain View, Calif.
NASFAA Offers Education Tax Benefit Guide
The National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA) has resources that could help families afford college.
Report: U.S. Economy Contracted 2.9% In First Quarter
According to forecasts, the U.S. economy is ripe for a boon, as numbers suggest that the Q1 economy contracted 2.9%.
From The Heart: Obama Pens Op-Ed As White House Continues Fight For Working Families
On June 23, at the Omni Hotel in Washington, D.C., the White House Council on Women and Girls, the Department of Labor, and the Center
NBA Gets A+ For Racial Hiring Practices
The 2014 National Basketball Association Racial and Gender Report Card (RGRC) reflect high scores for the NBA in terms of race and gender.
TV One’s Roland Martin Talks News For Black America
TV One’s “News One Now” hosted by Roland S. Martin premiered on Monday, November 4, 2013, and since its launch has gained unprecedented momentum for
Washington D.C. Council Approves ‘Yoga Tax’
If you enjoy your bikram yoga in Washington D.C., be prepared to fork out money due to the city's new "yoga tax."
Tech Disruptors for Good: Goodie Hack Aims to Transform Communities Worldwide
Atlanta-based social good hackathon provides support to local organizations and breeds a new wave of tech entrepreneurs.