Did you miss these 3 Coral Springs stories? Catch up on business, dining & more
As we celebrate Black History Month, it’s essential to recognize and support the thriving Black-owned businesses in Coral Springs. The recent spotlight on these entrepreneurs highlights their significant contributions to our local economy and community spirit. From food to beauty services, these businesses exemplify resilience and innovation. Additionally, as we welcome new developments, such as […]
Commentary: Your stocks are slumping, but you probably can’t blame Trump
In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, navigating the complexities of market fluctuations requires agility and foresight. Recent trends show that much of the current downturn in the stock market isn’t driven by political rhetoric, but rather by the uncertainties surrounding technological advancements, especially in AI. As businesses grapple with the potential disruptions of AI, it’s […]
Support these five businesses during Black History Month (and all the time)
In celebration of Black History Month, we’re spotlighting inspiring Black-owned businesses in Pawtucket that deserve our support year-round. From delectable baked goods at Cakes by Eboni to the vibrant flavors of Auntie’s House, each establishment brings unique offerings and a commitment to excellence that enriches our community. Eboni Silva of Cakes by Eboni emphasizes the […]
Vandenberg Space Force Base is ready to take off. Not everyone is on board
The expansion of Vandenberg Space Force Base is creating significant waves in both the aerospace industry and local communities. With plans for over 100 launches annually and a $900 million infrastructure overhaul, the base is positioned to become a critical hub in the space sector. However, this transformation isn’t without controversy. The increased frequency of […]
The 100th anniversary of Black History Month will be celebrated with many events in Madison and throughout Wisconsin
🎉 This February marks the 100th anniversary of Black History Month, a time to celebrate the rich contributions and legacy of Black individuals throughout history! From Dr. Carter G. Woodson’s “Negro History Week” to the nationwide recognition of this month-long celebration, it’s a powerful reminder of the progress made and the work still ahead. In […]
L.A.’s defense industry is booming. Federal funding crunch could change that
The defense industry in Los Angeles is experiencing a significant boom, particularly among tech startups that are redefining innovation in defense systems. Companies like Gambit, founded by former SpaceX engineer Josh Giegel, are leveraging cutting-edge technology to create AI-driven assets for military applications. However, the industry’s growth is currently challenged by a federal funding dispute […]
OpEd: Awaiting Promised L.A. Filming Reform – Los Angeles Business Journal
In recent months, the film and television industry in Los Angeles has encountered severe challenges, with production slowdowns leading to significant economic ripple effects. The self-sustaining ecosystem that once thrived on creativity and collaboration is now in jeopardy. This isn’t just about reduced filming days; it’s about the livelihoods of thousands—from grips to local businesses—who […]
Can Nvidia repeat its record-breaking year?
As we step into the new year, the tech landscape is buzzing with excitement over advancements in artificial intelligence. Chipmaker Nvidia has emerged as a notable player, achieving historic milestones in the industry. With projections of $6 trillion in market cap and groundbreaking innovations such as self-driving cars and humanoid robots, the company is paving […]
Liberation Station, North Carolina’s Only Black-Owned Children’s Bookstore, Has Reopened
🚀 Exciting times at Liberation Station, the only Black-owned children’s bookstore in North Carolina! After facing significant challenges, including online harassment, owner Victoria Scott-Miller has reopened her doors, proving that resilience is key in the fight for representation and access to diverse literature. With a mission to provide spaces where Black children can see themselves […]
African American bookstore in Atlanta to close after 35 years in business
As we celebrate the incredible journey of long-standing businesses within our communities, it’s essential to reflect on the significant contributions they make to cultural richness and unity. Nia Damali, the owner of Medu Bookstore, has nurtured connections and provided a space for African American literature for over 35 years. Unfortunately, after a remarkable tenure, she […]