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New York, Georgia, and American Samoa Will Receive Funds to Support Education Jobs

U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan today announced that New York will receive $607.6 million, Georgia will receive $322.3 million, and American Samoa...

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Obama: GOP Should Let Small Business Bill Through

President Barack Obama exhorted Congress on Monday to make passage of a long-languishing small business aid package its first order of business when it returns next month...

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Small Business Owners Sound Off On Governor's Race

While the two remaining gubernatorial candidates who emerged from a surprising primary season prepare to kick their campaigns into overdrive,...

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U.S. Transportation Secretary LaHood Announces $11.6 Million in Grants for Minority- and Women-Owned Businesses

U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood today announced $11.6 million in grants to help disadvantaged business enterprises (DBEs) compete for federal highway contracts...

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Small Business Loan Programs Need Cash ASAP

Many state programs that help small businesses get loans they need to survive or expand are in jeopardy, victims of the economic downturn and state budget gaps.

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Davenport will receive the Ronald H. Brown Leadership Award at MED Week 2010

Today the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) announced that Ronald R. Davenport, chairman of Sheridan Communications Corporation ...

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"Senator Thompson: Prior Law Allowed Tenants to be Forced from Homes without Notice."

Senator Antoine M. Thompson (D- Parts of Erie and Niagara counties) announced that a new law guaranteeing greater protections (S7139) for tenants of buildings in foreclosure...

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U.S. Department of Education Awards $28.8 Million to School Districts

School districts across the country will be able to improve and strengthen their emergency management plans as a result of $28.8 million in grants awarded today...

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CURRENT ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS

Leadership & Strategy : A Pathway to Diversity and Inclusion

Throughout the business world, diversity and inclusion are terms which are alternatively embraced and dreaded.

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SPECIALS

Tech Trends

Real Money in a Virtual World: Welcome to Micropayment 101

The Internet has paved the way for new industries to evolve online, as people have seen with corporations like AOL, Yahoo, Google and now Facebook ...

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Global Outlook

Preparing a Global Workforce - Building Cross Border Consensus

Around the world, businesses are concerned about their talent pipelines. Though there are millions of workers in every country who say they are looking for a job,...

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Community News

New challenges for CEOS: facing the future and rebuilding investor confidence

In the wake of the recent economic crisis, CEOs of publicly held companies are focused on succession planning, corporate reputation and brand, and restoring investor confidence,...

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Eco-Travel

Profits for Preservation Costa Rican Eco-Resort Discovers the Many Shades of Green

At Lapa Rios, the only ringtones you’ll hear are nature’s songs: ocean waves, rainforest wildlife, and the wind whistling among the canopy.

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Management

Identifying Great Leaders Why Some Small Businesses Thrive and Others Don’t

Wikipedia defines Leadership as the process of social influence in which one person can enlist the aid and support of others in the accomplishment of a common task...

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Special Feature

Regentrification Brings a Sense of Rebirth to Central Brooklyn

Macdonough Street in central Brooklyn, New York City, is not a very long street by measurement of distance, and even less so by retention of memory.

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Focus on Women

Investing in Individuals Leads to Coaching Success

After 22 years in the coaching industry, Anna SooWildermuth has guided everyone from C-suite executives to frontline staff and individuals on to successful careers and social experiences.

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Small Business Success

“Think big, Move Fast and Implement Smart!”

That’s the mantra by which Lily Bengfort, President of Consulting and Engineering Next Generation Networks (CenGen, Inc.) in Columbia, Md.,...

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Community Roundup

Number of Minority-Owned Businesses Up but Still Small Scale

The U.S. Commerce Department’s Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) and the U.S. Census Bureau recently announced that the number of minority-owned firms ...

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Op-Ed

Minority Sports Professionals and Minority Business Development

No one group of professionals within the African-American community should be held responsible for the conditions impacting all African-Americans.

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MAKING NEWS

Karen Mills Small Business Chief Sees Small Firms as Vital to Recovery
As head of the Small Business Administration, Karen Mills assists small businesses with counseling, financing and access to government contracts.
She also has to deal with uncertainty about how much the SBA will be able to help those companies. A small-business aid bill stalled this summer in the Senate, and a final vote won't come until Congress reconvenes in two weeks.
Elaine Taylor Fund supports community arts and culture
“The Yukon government is pleased to support community based programming that not only celebrates the arts with Yukon audiences but also gives participants a wealth of opportunities to share their talents and love of the arts with others,” Tourism and Culture Minister Elaine Taylor said.
Moira Stilwell B.C Invests $5.2M to Increase Skills Training Access
The Province is investing $5.2 million for a second year of training programs, to help almost 1,000 unemployed and low-skilled British Columbians acquire the skills they need to transition back to the labour force, get a better job, or further their education, announced Moira Stilwell, Minister of Advanced Education and Labour Market Development.
Francisco Sánchez ITA Trade Compliance Efforts Remove Barriers to U.S. Exports
Enforcement of trade agreements and ensuring U.S. companies have access to foreign markets is a key component of President Obama’s National Export Initiative (NEI). Today, the United States Trade Representative transmitted to Congress the 2010 National Trade Estimate Report that describes significant barriers to U.S. trade and investment faced in the last year.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood USDOT Announces New, Historic Uniform High-Speed Rail Design Standards to Help U.S. Manufacturers to Compete
U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood today announced the first-ever uniform technical standards for the manufacture of high-speed intercity passenger rail cars, a development that will enhance the ability of U.S. manufacturers to compete in what is set to become a burgeoning industry.
FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg, M.D. FDA launches new organizational performance management system
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today launched an innovative performance management system designed to advance the President’s commitment to transparency, public participation, and collaboration in the work of government.
Gov. Bob Riley Riley Awards Grant for ‘Green’ Construction Training in North Alabama
Gov. Bob Riley has awarded a $549,730 grant to help workers in four north Alabama counties learn the skills needed for employment in energy-efficient construction trades.
Wallace State Community College will use the funds to start the Tennessee Valley Energy Training Partnership which will offer short-term programs that teach methods to increase energy efficiency in commercial and residential buildings.
Rona Ambrose Government of Canada Empowers Vancouver Women to "Lead the Way"
The Honourable Rona Ambrose, Minister of Public Works and Government Services and Minister for Status of Women, today announced Government of Canada support for a project that encourages Vancouver women and girls to take on the challenge of leadership and decision-making roles.
House Republican Leader Boehner Boehner: President Obama Should Stop Tax Hikes, Tell His Economic Advisors, “You’re Fired”
House Republican Leader Boehner (R-OH) released the following statement in advance of President Obama’s remarks on the economy:
“When President Obama meets with his economic advisors today, his message will be, ‘I care’ – but it should be, ‘your’re fired.’
Governor Ted Strickland and Patt-McDaniel Strickland, Patt-Mcdaniel Announces Tax Credits to Create and Retain 944 Jobs
Governor Ted Strickland and Director of the Ohio Department of Development Lisa Patt-McDaniel today announced that the Ohio Tax Credit Authority has approved Job Creation Tax Credits for nine business locations involved in projects that, if expanded or located in Ohio, are expected to create 438 jobs and retain 506 positions for Ohioans.
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Mobile Banking Growing Rapidly Among US Consumers

Mobile banking and the use of mobile devices such as cell phones, smartphones, and personal digital assistants (PDAs) for financial transactions and payments...

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Government of Canada to Fund Project to Engage Vancouver-Area Immigrant women

A Vancouver-area project funded by the Government of Canada will help female newcomers to Canada better understand and more fully engage in Canadian society.

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American Express OPEN Spotlights Business Owners

American Express OPEN, the small business division of the financial services company, is launching a national advertising campaign, with the tag line “Start Booming”...

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Costs move aerospace/defense companies to outsource engineering

Pressures to reduce costs will be the primary drivers of decisions by aerospace and defense (A&D) companies to use external engineering services ...

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US Venture Capital Industry Expected to Shrink

Venture capitalists in the United States widely expect their industry to contract while those in emerging markets, including China, India and Brazil,...

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