GD eNews | Vol. 3, No. 24 | December 30, 2004
Trade Group that Rigged Bids to Pay
Raleigh: Environmental consultants charged with conspiring to rig bids and overcharge taxpayers for work cleaning land around leaky underground storage tanks must change their ways and pay more than $250,000 to the state, Attorney General Roy Cooper announced recently. Continue»
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Black Wealth Inequality 10-to-1
By Askia Muhammed BOSTON (Pacific News Service) — In the wake of President George Bush’s stunning electoral sweep Nov. 2, Democrats, liberals and blacks are engaged in the wholesale re-examination of their core political beliefs and goals. Progressive, mostly Christian,... Continue»
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BPW Supports U.S. Women’s Chamber of Commerce in Complaint Against SBA
Washington, DC — Business and Professional Women/USA® (BPW/USA) announced its support for the complaint filed against the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) by U.S. Women’s Chamber of Commerce. During a Washington, DC press conference, BPW/USA President Nancy Hurlbert said, “As... Continue»
Posted on December 29, 2004 to Business News | Comments
Trade Group that Rigged Bids to Pay
Raleigh: Environmental consultants charged with conspiring to rig bids and overcharge taxpayers for work cleaning land around leaky underground storage tanks must change their ways and pay more than $250,000 to the state, Attorney General Roy Cooper announced recently. Continue»
Posted on December 29, 2004 to Business News | Comments
Black Wealth Inequality 10-to-1
By Askia Muhammed BOSTON (Pacific News Service) — In the wake of President George Bush’s stunning electoral sweep Nov. 2, Democrats, liberals and blacks are engaged in the wholesale re-examination of their core political beliefs and goals. Progressive, mostly Christian,... Continue»
Posted on December 29, 2004 to Business News | Comments
BPW Supports U.S. Women’s Chamber of Commerce in Complaint Against SBA
Washington, DC — Business and Professional Women/USA® (BPW/USA) announced its support for the complaint filed against the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) by U.S. Women’s Chamber of Commerce. During a Washington, DC press conference, BPW/USA President Nancy Hurlbert said, “As... Continue»
Posted on December 29, 2004 to Business News | Comments
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