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A Solution To The Multi-Faceted Financial Challenges Of African Immigrants In Simba – Founder Simon Tiemtore

November 18, 2021 admin 0

Simba, the upcoming African Fintech company has launched a new card to ease money transfer services for African immigrants in the USA. With transfer of funds free for a Simba-to-Simba card, the African Fintech has taken another giant step in […]

Board Books Help Children Discover the World

November 18, 2021 admin 0

By AALBC Board books are great for young children, but don’t get the attention they deserve. Board books are perfect for introducing young children to the written word at a time when their brains are optimized for learning. Today there […]

A rendering of an envisioned lunar mining facility where miners harvest oxygen from the volcanic soil of Mare Serenitatis. A new study has confirmed the presence of large carbon dioxide cold traps at the moon's southern pole, which could host frozen CO2, another valuable resource for future missions. (NASA)

N-Ice-A We Have A Breakthrough: How Frozen CO2 Could Help Create Moon Colonies

November 18, 2021 257873455330365 Comments Off

Solid carbon dioxide on the dark side of the moon could be used in rocket fuel and even steel for construction, say experts.
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An Interview With Marcus Kennedy – Dean Of Student Life At Stillman College

November 12, 2021 admin 0

By Staff Tell us about your role as the Dean of Student Life at Stillman College? In my role as Dean of Student Life, I oversee student development programs that enhance the student experience and support the institutional goals. Additionally, […]

The 2021 Black Business Owner Spotlight survey conducted by Bank of America reflects a general sense of optimism among its respondents, but continued worries about finding financing. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Access To Capital Remains A Problem For Most Black Businesses

November 11, 2021 257873455330365 Comments Off

Accounts-receivable factoring is one way to get money to entrepreneurs faster — but it does come at a higher cost.
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Curtis Symonds’s HBCUGO.TV Streaming Service Acquired by Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group

November 1, 2021 admin 0

HBCUGO TV a Leading Free Streaming Service Featuring America’s 105 Historically Black Colleges and Universities Expands Allen Media Group’s Streaming Platform Footprint to Reach the African American Consumer Audience Heart & Soul caught up with our good friend Curtis Symonds […]

An Interview with Rickkay King President and CEO of The Now Boarding Corporation

November 1, 2021 admin 0

By Staff Tell us about your education. My educational career began at Clark Atlanta University as an undergraduate student in 2005. As a Chicago native I was determined to attend a school far from my home and I’m grateful this […]

Like crude oil, the average retail price for gasoline is at a seven-year-high. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Consumers Seem Unfazed By 7-Year-High Gasoline Prices

October 27, 2021 257873455330365 Comments Off

The national average price for a gallon of gas is 20 cents higher than a month ago, creating tensions in the commodities market.
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U.S. Is The New Crypto Mining Capital After China’s Ban

October 25, 2021 zenger.news Comments Off

China’s crackdown on cryptocurrency means new mining hubs will be popping up across the country.
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Body Crazy Curvy – Tracy Christian Talks About Loving Yourself However You Are

October 22, 2021 admin 0

By: Kymberly Amara Photos curtesy Tracy Christian From Megan The Stallion to Lizzo, curves, hips, derriere’s, and more are coming from behind the shadows to be celebrated in all of their glory regardless of shape, size, and width. This newfound […]

Talking Floss – A Conversation With Dr. Jarrett Manning

October 22, 2021 admin 0

By Kymberly Amara This month is dental hygiene month and just like good nutrition is important, dental hygiene is equally important. In celebration of National Dental Hygiene month, I had the opportunity to chat with America’s favorite dentist, Dr. Jarrett […]

A conversation with Steve Jones- Dean for Professional Development for Wabash College

October 22, 2021 admin 0

By Taroue Brooks Tell us about your role at Wabash College. Steven L. Jones, Wabash Class of 1987, is the Director of the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies and the College’s Dean for Professional Development. Dean Jones returned to […]

Diary of an HBCU President: The COVID Edition

October 21, 2021 admin 0

By Carrington McKenzie Whigham I remember vowing to protect and defend our student body, but not even the oldest faculty member could have possibly warned me about the approach of a global health crisis. Student government association (SGA) presidents across […]

Black Women In Tech

October 17, 2021 admin 0

By Gabriela Holmes It’s a man’s world, and a white man’s world at that–at least in the tech industry. According to the study by the National Center For Women & Information Technology study, “women of color made up only about […]

Tiran Jackson – Reborn Resilient

October 14, 2021 admin 0

By Staff What inspired you to become a public/motivational speaker? I had no plans on being an inspirational speaker following the life-altering accident that I endured. Though I didn’t know exactly what my professional career was going to involve, I […]

Fiverr Launches Business Fellowship For Black Entrepreneurs

October 11, 2021 zenger.news Comments Off

Israeli freelancer platform launches business accelerator that provides funding, mentoring and training.
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