January 25, 2022

Breaking News

• I Started A New Job In The Pandemic. Will I Ever Get To Meet My Co-Workers?

• New $100 million GRIT Fund Launching To Back Philly’s Black & Brown-Owned Businesses

• Female Employees File Class-Action Discrimination Suit Against Black News Channel

• Bubblegum Machines With Collectible Mini Art

• Spice Delight Catering, Indian Food Idea Fifteen Years In The Making, Comes To Life

• As Crypto Takes Miami By Storm, What’s In It For The Rest Of South Florida?

• Getting From One Problem To The Next As Gracefully As Possible

• Students And Teachers Craft Artistic Communities At Canvas 2 Paint

• She Was Playing Kickball When She Was Hit By A Stray Bullet. Now She’s 36, Paralyzed, And Reclaiming Her Independence

• Disputed Gender Diversity Law Catapults A Record Number Of Women into corporate board seats

• New Omicron Variant Leaves Employers Uncertain About Bringing Back Office Workers Despite Vaccines

• Bitcoin Worth $15 Quintillion Is Just Another Day In Crypto

• Entrepreneur’s Apparel Brand Blossoms

• Student Loans, Child Tax Credit Unknowns Could Shock Budgets In 2022

• Computer Security Experts Scramble To Fix ‘Vulnerability Of The Decade’

• All I Want For Christmas Is For People To Start Being Kinder

• Elizabeth Holmes Trial: Theranos Founder’s Fate Now In Jury’s Hands

• Small Businesses Face Deadline To Apply For This COVID-Era Relief Program

• Megan Thee Stallion Teams With Netflix For ‘Next Step In My Journey As An Entrepreneur’

• Tesla Sued By More Women Alleging Sexual Harassment At Plant

• Diving Into My Son’s ADHD Diagnosis Allowed Me To See My Own Struggles

• With Eye On 2021 Law, Crypto Industry To ‘Engage’ With Congress In 2022

• New Investment Fund Will Target The ‘Tweeners’ Of The Triangle’s Startup Scene

• Looking For Gift Ideas? Foundation For Business Equity Made Holiday Gift Guide to support Black and Latinx business owners in Massachusetts

• End-Of-Year Financial Checklist: 15 Tasks To Complete

• Alan Shepard’s Daughter Completes Journey To Space With Blue Origin

• Entrepreneur Heads Into ABC’s ‘Shark Tank’ With A Rather Unique Business

• Malls Ditch Shopping To Fill Wasteland Of Vacant Retail Stores

• Strategy Without Execution Is A Vision With No Plan

• ‘I Need My Girlfriend Off TikTok’: How Hackers Game Abuse-Reporting Systems

• Small Businesses Eat The Cost Of Inflation: ‘Keep The Customer Happy Or You Lose The Customer’

• Companies Tired Of Zooming With Clients Expected To Drive A Resurgence In Business Travel, But Omicron Variant Looms

• Mental Health And The Holidays: Resilience

• Makers Who Want To Be Their Own Bosses Are Opening Storefronts

• Sisters Become First Black Women In KS To Raise $1 Million For Tech Startup

• People Are Quitting Their Jobs In Record Numbers. What Will They Do Instead?

• The Search For Inspiration

• ‘Determined, With A Love Of People,’ Teen’s Lemonade Business Spreads Inspiration

• Unique Business Has A Focus On Healing

• Mental Health And The Holidays: Holiday Stress

• Banning Hair Discrimination Emerges As Racial Justice Issue

• Handbag Designer Honors Mother With New Collection

• From Application Process To Scholarships: Entrepreneur Helps Students Navigate A Path Forward

• Designer Sets Out To Empower Women Entrepreneurs

• Bottlenose Dolphins Contain Mysteries. She’s Trying To Get Answers

• Twin Sisters Find Retail Success In Both Brick-And-Mortar, Digital Spaces

• A Broken Supply Chain Isn’t A Problem For The Logistics Industry. It’s A Moneymaking Opportunity

• Want To Quit Your Job But Can’t Right Now? How To Cope While You Plan Next Steps

• Quarter Shortage Creates A Two-Bit Black Market In Coin-Operated Seattle

• Is Your Company Secretly Monitoring Your Work At Home? Since COVID, The Practice Has Surged

• Dads Are Doing Less At Home Again Fearing The Career Hit

• Two Nurses Roll Up Their Sleeves As They Take On Business Ownership

• Body Positivity Is On Full Display At “Unleashed+” Boutique

• Kay Clark Takes Her Delicious Wings On The Road

• If You Can Read This, You Have Something To Be Thankful For

• Hustling For A Dream: Two Women Make Passion For Hoops Their New Business

• Cryptocurrency Fraud Soars, Spurring State Action

• Celebrity Chef Joanne Weir Set To Open New Rooftop Restaurant

• Women-Led Start-Ups Get A Boost In Wisconsin

• “Sweet And Savvy”-Entrepreneur Savannah Griggs Shares Her Recipe For Success

• Ready For Air Taxis? Aerospace Engineers And Entrepreneurs Aim To Change How We See The Sky

• She Missed Two Months Of School For Refusing To Wear A Mask. Now She’s Happy To Be Back

• She Was Billed $809 For A Boot For Her Broken Foot. Amazon Charges $80

• At This County Health Center, A Lawyer Is Just What The Doctor Ordered

• Beauty Pros Join Forces For A One Stop Face Shop

• Small US Businesses Actually Want Federal Paid Family Leave

• ‘Destined For This’: Nigerian Food Entrepreneur Opens African Market

• Consumer Health: What Do You Know About Seasonal Affective Disorder?

• What Every Buy-And-Hold Investor Must Do Right Now

• All They Wanted Was To Open A Noodle Shop. Their Tangle With S.F. Bureaucracy Has Them Regretting They Tried

• Entrepreneur Beats Challenges To Open Brick-And-Mortar Shop

• BrandRusso CEO Holds Podcasting Marathon

• When You Make A Big Mistake

• How Holiday Shoppers Can Try To Avoid Late Gifts, Scams During Supply Chain Crisis

• At This Booming Trucking Finance Company, She’s The Boss

• All About Falguni Nayar, Billionaire Founder Of Nykaa

• Worried About Child’s Future Fertility And COVID-19 Vaccine? Know The Truth About The Risks

• Ryan Reynolds Is A Dad Of 3 Girls And He Wouldn’t Have It Any Other Way

• Black Owned Bos. Hosting Holiday Shop With 30+ Local Black-Owned Brands

• These Companies All Scored Deals On ‘Shark Tank.’ Here’s Where They Are Now.

• Sherry Latour Shares Her Experience With Budding Entrepreneurs

• Entrepreneurs Poised To Capture Growth In Plant-Based Foods

• Google.org Steps Up To Support Indigenous Entrepreneurs

• Pandemic Prompts Officials To Relax Rules On Home Businesses

• Daylight Saving Time: How To Handle Your Sleep When It Ends Sunday

• Crafty Scammers Strive To Get You Stressed Out

• SBA To Offer Veteran-Owned Business Training All Week

• Meet The Expert Bringing Sex Positivity (And Spice) To Twitter And Your Group Chats

• GovTech Summit to Startups: Passion, Retention Are Essential

• YouTube Taps New Boss To Grow Content Across The Americas

• Wall Street Is Offering Big Pay Increases To Amass A Crypto Army

• Artisans To Participate In Global Entrepreneurship Week

• SBA Dishes Out Historic $44.8 Billion In Loans To Small Businesses In 2021

• Monday Is A Key Day For Making Changes Regarding Child Tax Credit

• Rebranding As Meta, Facebook Emphasizes VR Future Over Crisis-Beset Present

• Mammograms, COVID-19 Vaccines And Timing

• Powerful Women Join Forces To Bring The WNBA To Oakland

• Creative Businesses Welcome

• International Program Recruits Young Entrepreneurs

• Worn-Out Nurses Hit The Road For Better Pay, Stressing Hospital Budgets — And Morale

• Tax-Efficient Investing: 7 Ways To Minimize Taxes And Keep More Of Your Profits

• Seattle Students Virtually Zoom Into Space For A Chat With Astronaut Megan McArthur

• Entrepreneur Opens Female, Minority-Led Marijuana Dispensary

• Reviving Indigenous Cultures

• Discovery Place Lets You Experience Liftoff To The Moon, With Interactive Apollo Exhibit

• Women Lawmakers Push For More Influence As Maryland’s Women’s Caucus Celebrates 50 Years

• The First Bitcoin-Linked ETF Is Here: What To Know About Crypto Funds Before You Invest

• Even With Google, Knowing Stuff Is Crucial To Basic Reasoning

• Vigils in LA Area, Albuquerque For Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins

• Will ‘Shark Tank’ Bite On These Bridesmaid Bouquet Flasks?

• How Three Local Businesses Are Surviving During The COVID-19 Pandemic

• St. Regis Jewelry Makers Are A Creative Couple

• Idea Leap Grants Fund Small Business Wish Lists During Chattanooga’s Startup Week

• Teen Opens Vinyl Record Store Downtown

• Who Really Needs Self-Help? Clutter Freaks, Or Minimalists Obsessing Over Clutter Freaks?

• Eve Finds Her Perfect Match As She Returns To TV With ‘Queens’

• The Girls In The Band…Mariachi Style

• Support For Black And Latinx Entrepreneurs In San Antonio

• Autism Therapists Build New Business Around Work They Love

• ‘Coffee Is An Art.’ Cream Coffee Shop To Open Next Month

• Pop-Up Program Encourages Entrepreneurs To Set Up Shop

• Entrepreneur Couple Brew Up A New Business They Love

• At “Just Like Nana’s”, Karen Griffin Recreates A Cherished Family Recipe

• Welcome To “BasBlue” A Unique Social Club For Women

• Entrepreneurship As A Gateway To Immigrant Success

• Nearly Half Of Economists Say US Economy Still Faces Considerable Downside Risks Over Next Year

• She Survived COVID. Now She Wants More Resources For Hospitals To Treat Critical Care Patients

• Host Of ‘The Food Truck Scholar’ Podcast Is Eating Her Way Through Her Ph.D.

• Makeup Is ‘Therapy’ For Entrepreneur Who Launched Bella Cosmetics

• Analysis: Ahead Of Holidays, Biden Tries To Untangle Supply Chain Mess

• Top 1% Of US Earners Now Hold More Wealth Than All Of The Middle Class

• Sitting At Your Desk Doesn’t Have To Be A Pain In The Neck

• They Use Live Bees For Mental Health Therapy At Their Philly Biz, Half Mad Honey

• The Mom Behind Your Favorite Memes Is More Than A Meme Mom

• How Scammers Are Trapping Those Who Are Hunting For Jobs

• 10 Things To Do On Days When You Have No Energy

• Philly’s BIPOC Entrepreneurs Get New Promises To Fund Businesses And Correct An Historic Deficit

• I’m Ditching My Life In Charlotte And Moving To France. Here’s How I’m Doing It.

• Remote Work Has Vastly Improved The Black Worker Experience

• Sprite Teams Up With New York-Based Black Woman-Owned Gift-Wrapping Biz to launch winter spiced cranberry flavor

• Sweet Success At Last! N.J. Residents Can Now Legally Sell Their Home-Baked Goods.

• ‘Rosies’ Reunite With WWII Bomber They Helped Build At Kansas Plant

• Facebook Whistleblower: Firm Places Profits Over Users

• COVID-19 Has Caused A Debt Surge For Some Consumers, Poll Shows

• Ca. Outlawed The All-White-Male Boardroom. That Move Is Reshaping Corporate America

• Expanding The Consciousness Among The Dead: Hypno-Yoga At Hollywood Cemetery

• GM’s Barra Offers More Detail On Future Strategy To Solve Chips Crisis

• Cupping Demystified: Everything You Need To Know About The Ancient Practice

• Celebrating Women In Business While “Securing That Bag”

• Entrepreneurs Compete To Deliver New Recycling Solutions

• Her Professor Believed In Her So Much, He Once Took Care Of Her Baby During Class. That Day Changed Her life

• Ambitious? Learn What Companies Actually Desire In A CEO

• If Cost Is A Barrier, Here Are Free And Low-Cost Alternatives To Therapy

• Hurting For Customers During COVID, This Stylist Saved Her Salon With Wigs

• Gig Workers To Get Hit With Big Tax Surprise Next Year

• A Local Alternative To Amazon, Bloc Delivery Offers Next-Day Delivery By E-Bike

• For One Black Marijuana Entrepreneur, ‘Touching The Flower’ Is No Longer Goal

• As Robocalls Get Blocked, Text Messages Could Be Next Big Thing For Scammers: What to know

• How Do Influencers Make Money? And How Much? She’ll Tell You

• Dr. June: Tapping Into Entrepreneurial Spirit Means Drawing Up An Action Plan

• This Feminist Witch Introduced California To Goddess Worship

• ‘Will You Do My Hair?’ Women Entrepreneurs Collaborate On One-Stop Hair Shop in Tallmadge

• Person to Person: Be Aware Of How You Make Others Feel

• Beyond Productivity — Scheduling Your Work Makes It More Enjoyable

• ‘A Perfect Space’: University Launches Entrepreneurial Hub ‘StarTUp’ At A Former Armory

• Black-Owned Boutique FOFA Apparel Features Hot New Fashion Trends

• ‘It’s A Win, Win, Win’: Nonprofit Teams Up With Two Businesses To Create Wigs For Children With Cancer

• We Can Applaud Gymnasts’ Courage, But Until We Right The World, Our Plaudits Are Meaningless

• Intensive Business Accelerator Helps Small Businesses Grow

• Studio For Selfie Enthusiasts Is A Work Of Art

• Beer Needs Women: FemAle Brew Fest Spotlights Untapped Potential

• Survey: A Year And A Half Into The Pandemic, Americans Say COVID Is Still Economy’s Biggest Threat

• Where Should I Live? 9 Questions With A Housing Economist

• COVID-19 Was A Setback For Working Women. These First-Time Entrepreneurs Prevailed

• Moms Pivot, Juggle To Balance Work And Child Care In Pandemic

• Former WCW Nitro Girl Chae Is An Entrepreneur With A Patent And A Kickstarter To Prove It

• Couple Blazes The Way To Help Prevent Law Violations When Traveling With Cannabis

• SBA Raises COVID Disaster Loan Cap To $2 million, Makes Other Highly Anticipated Changes

• Small Businesses Grapple With Growth, Challenges As Pandemic Lingers

• Amazon’s Treatment Of Pregnant Workers Targeted By US Senators

• National Small Business Week-This Year’s Theme, “Celebrating Resilience and Renewal.”

• Embarc Collective Hits 100 Tech Startups Served

• Employees Are Quitting, Sometimes Without Other Offers. What Can Companies Do To Retain Staff?

• “Mama Lina” Is Ready To Cook For You!

• Entrepreneurs Combine High-End Culinary Retail, Food and Cooking

• Quitters Are Turning Around And Starting

• Taliban Beats Protesters And Arrests Journalists At Women’s Rally In Kabul

• Pet Entrepreneurs Hit Pay Dirt Cleaning Up

• 7 Things I Am Going To Do After The Pandemic Is Really Over

• SCORE Readies For Third Women In Business Conference

• ‘Shopping Experience’: Small Businesses Creatively Use Tech To Draw In Customers

• How A High School Student And Her Brother Started A Sneaker Business

• Lyft, Uber To Defend Drivers Sued Under Texas Abortion Law

• Barton Goldsmith: 10 Damn Good Relationship Tools

• The Internet Aided A Digital Dunkirk. But Under Taliban Rule, Afghan Activists Go Dark

• Laborers In Demand This Labor Day: Companies Add Wages, Flexibility

• Those Annoying Website Pop-Ups About Cookies — What Should You Do About Them?

• Survey: 55% Of Americans Expect To Search For A New Job Over The Next 12 Months

• Family Of Woman Who Died From COVID Urges Other Pregnant Women To Get Vaccine

• Want To Be A Social Media Influencer? Here Are Some Tips For Getting Started

• Innovation Depot Ensures Startups To Get Coaching Through Silicon Valley Partnership

• Is COVID-19 Tearing Marriages Apart?

• GlassHouse Is Growing The Seeds To Success

• Person to Person: Making Good Decisions Takes Nerve

• Hackers Steal Even More Social Security Numbers. How Should You Protect Yourself?

• National Effort Underway To Help Craft Breweries Compete against ‘Big Beer’

• PPP Loan Borrowers Under $150,000 Get Forgiveness Through New Portal

• ‘Black Art Reframed’: Pop-up Gallery At Norfolk State University To Support Creatives, HBCUs

• Young Entrepreneur Bakes Healthy Treats For Dogs: ‘I Love To See Pups Gobble Them Up’

• How To Improve The World Of Dating Apps

• Party Planner Starts Flourishing Biz From YouTube

• Mompreneur Finds Purpose With Her Unique Greeting Card Business

• Selfie Museum To Open Downtown This Fall

• Women Owned’Boozy Tea’ Combines Hard Seltzer With Tea For A Healthier Cocktail

• 7 Reported Dead Amid Chaos At Kabul Airport As Desperate Afghans Try To Flee

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