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A survey from the UC Economics Center and the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky African American Chamber of Commerce reports Black-owned businesses have an economic impact of more than $2.1 billion annually — that's up from $1.4 billion last year when the first-of-its-kind study was completed.
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A recently completed study shows Tri-State Black-owned businesses have an economic impact of more than $1.4 billion annually.The analysis by the UC…
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The second phase of a study to determine the economic impact of Black-owned businesses in the Tri-State is about to begin. The Greater Cincinnati and…
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A recent article in Marketwatch points out the high cost of financial illiteracy, $200 billion in the last 20 years as people made poor investment…
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A cybersecurity breach at Equifax, one of the three major credit bureaus, has compromised the personal data of about 143 million Americans, almost half…
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It is never too early to talk to your children about money. A new traveling exhibit at the Main Library can help families start the discussion. "Thinking…
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Although attending college may seem like the status quo, not all stable and lucrative careers require a four-year college degree. As the economy ebbs and…
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The Ohio Council of Retail Merchants and UC's Economic Center are out with the latest state-wide holiday retail spending report and it's not as rosy as…
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More and more, young people are ditching grocery shopping, preferring to dine out at restaurants and bars, according to the Wall Street Journal. They'?re…
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Late last month, Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley proposed raising the minimum wage for full-time city workers to $15 an hour. An increase in the minimum…