The Sojourner’s Truth Economy Section
By Stacy Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent Special to The Truth Scheduled for June 29, the “Mass Poor People’s and Low-Wage Workers’ Assembly and Moral March on Washington, D.C.: A Call to the Polls […]
Special to The Truth If you think saving for a down payment is your number one barrier to homeownership, it’s important to understand how down payments work, how much is necessary and what programs can […]
By Dawn Scotland The Truth Reporter On Tuesday, May 14, the DEAI Alliance of Northwest Ohio hosted its Connect 2024, a networking event for minority-owned businesses, from 6-8 p.m. at the Glass City Enrichment Center, […]
Special to The Truth Passion, collaboration and community are keys to running a successful business. That’s according to a recent survey of women business leaders as part of PNC’s bi-annual Economic Outlook Survey. Passion and […]
By Fletcher Word The Truth Editor LendingTree researchers did an in-depth study of where and how Black Americans fare economically in the 100 largest metropolitan areas. The good news for Washington, DC area residents is […]
The Truth Staff The Black Wall Street Community Development is collaborating with Toledo JuneteenthNY to hold a Speed Funding Event on June 13. In preparation for that event, which will connect area Black-owned business owners […]
By Tiasia Saunders, Howard University News Service Special to The Truth Historically, homeownership allowed people to build wealth and assets. Despite this, Black Americans face systemic obstacles that prevent them from becoming homeowners. In Roll Call’s Equal Time podcast, Courtney Johnson […]
Special to The Truth Whether you have a fixed, short-term goal, such as paying down debt, or you’re looking to draw up a comprehensive roadmap for your financial future, a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional can […]
By Paul Hubbard Guest Column Supplier diversity is an effort by large corporations to be more inclusive in their supply chains. Affirmative action has been applied to increasing diversity in higher education and employment. The […]
By Renata Sago It’s been four years since the pandemic upended the lives of business owners and employees across the United States. At the onset, more than 29,000 small businesses in Georgia were forced to close. Shauniece […]