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Generations Community Bank, Indiana’s First Minority Depository Institution, Opens In Indianapolis With $29M In Backing – AfroTech
A new bank has opened in Indianapolis that will center on underserved communities. Generations Community Bank, an effort led by Evansville,…
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Warner Bros. Discovery’s Shareholders Approve $110B Merger With Paramount – AfroTech
Warner Bros. Discovery’s shareholders have approved a merger with Paramount Skydance Corp. As AFROTECH™ previously told you, a bidding war had…
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Dr. Bombay Ice Cream, A Brand Co-Founded By Snoop Dogg, Cordell Broadus, And Now Lil Baby, Opens First Storefront – AfroTech
Celebrity-backed Dr. Bombay Ice Cream continues to reach new heights. As AFROTECH™ previously reported, the Hip-Hop-style ice cream brand was…
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Zoom And Deloitte Scale Back Employee Benefits In Move That Could Signal Broader Workplace Shift – AfroTech
Employees at two major companies are seeing changes to their benefits as the technology and professional services industries adjust their…
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Audit Finds NC A&T Wrongfully Awarded $5M In Aid To Students With Personal Or Professional Ties To The University – AfroTech
North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University (N.C A&T) was investigated for improperly distributing financial aid to some students. The…
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Pat McGrath Labs Exits Chapter 11 Bankruptcy And Enters New Era – AfroTech
Pat McGrath Labs is no longer under Chapter 11 bankruptcy. As AFROTECH™ previously reported, the beauty company founded by British…
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Taylor Rooks Foundation And Undue Medical Debt Erase $2.1M In Medical Debt For Gwinnett County, GA, Residents – AfroTech
Taylor Rooks is helping people in her hometown erase medical debt. Foundation As AFROTECH™ previously reported, the Emmy Award-nominated journalist…
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House Bill 3416 Proposes Allocation Of Gambling Proceeds In Missouri To Support State’s HBCUs – AfroTech
A bill has been proposed to find new ways to support Missouri’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). According to…
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