Harris's "opportunity economy agenda" plan has not been received well by legal experts who say the explicit racial ...

The transition deal is one way advisors can financially de-risk a move through what is traditionally known as a forgivable loan—a note that typically binds the advisor to the firm for a given ...

Harris is now unveiling an 'Opportunity Agenda For Black Men'. Her new plans include providing forgivable business loans for black entrepreneurs, creating more apprenticeships, and studying ...

Valley Children’s this year has been criticized for CEO Todd Suntrapak’s board-approved compensation, which in 2022 included ...

Vice President Kamala Harris sought to drum up enthusiasm among minority voters by offering “fully forgivable” federal loans to Black entrepreneurs, but courts have rejected previous attempts ...

Following Kamala Harris' Opportunity Agenda for Black Men, CEOs weigh in on its potential to truly support—or hold back—Black entrepreneurship.

Her plan calls for $20,000 in forgivable government loans for one million minorities to start businesses. These are de facto grants because nearly all are likely to be forgiven. It’s better that ...

The North Iowa Corridor Economic Development Corporation is also loaning money to help remodel the building the family entertainment center will occupy.

Vice President Kamala Harris’s proposal to provide fully forgivable loans to black entrepreneurs would likely be challenged in court as unconstitutional. This week, Harris proposed giving a ...

Vice President Kamala Harris is courting Black men voters with promises of forgivable business loans and cryptocurrency access as part of her bid to become the nation’s next president.

Harris' "Opportunity Agenda for Black men" includes offering 1 million "fully forgivable" loans to Black business owners and new federal regulations for cryptocurrency to protect investors in the ...

On Monday, Harris launched her "Opportunity Agenda for Black Men." The plan includes handing out 1 million "fully forgivable" loans of up to $20,000 for Black entrepreneurs and "others." ...