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Global emissions are at records, and the shift away from fossil fuels is slowing amid high costs and surging power demand.

Bob Duggan’s success shows you don’t need a Ph.D., or even a college education, to make money in the complex world of biotech.

Worries about PC and smartphone demand have pushed down the memory-chip maker’s stock, offsetting an AI lift.

Customers using the platform face higher transaction costs than those of other brokers, a study finds.

Co-owners face tough choices on how to exit arrangements they entered with friends during the pandemic.

Germany’s chancellor decried “unfriendly attacks” on banks after UniCredit moved to raise its stake in the lender.

Caroline Ellison, former crypto executive who contributed to a multibillion-dollar fraud, will get her sentence Tuesday afternoon.

A co-head of KKR’s global private-equity business wants to change a 1974 law governing employee stock-ownership plans.

Despite some green shoots, most regional contractors will probably keep struggling until mainline airlines have an incentive to use smaller planes again.

Qualcomm or any other buyer would get a design business that has lost market share and a fab business bleeding money

The United Negro College Fund (UNCF) released a new report that highlights the positive financial impact HBCUs have on the United States economy, solidifying their importance in shaping America’s future workforce. According to the UNCF’s analysis, the total impact of HBCU spending generates $16.5 billion in annual spending across communities throughout the country. This results in about an additional 43 cents added to the regional economy for every one dollar spent. In terms of their job creation, HBCUs’ contributions are roughly equivalent to that of a large publicly traded American company. Across the country, HBCUs generate over 136,000 jobs, more than the The post UNCF Report Highlights the Positive Impact of HBCUs on the United States Economy appeared first on HBCU News.

By Eva Andersen President Biden announced an additional $1.3 billion investment in Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) during his speech at the 2024 HBCU Week Conference in Philadelphia. Hundreds of attendees cheered as Mr. Biden took the stage at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, where he highlighted his administration’s efforts to support HBCUs. “In just four years, working with HBCU leaders, we’re making the most significant investment in Black America ever in American history,” Mr. Biden said. The announcement came shortly after the White House revealed the new funding, adding to the $16 billion already committed since 2021. “HBCUs have received $17 The post President Biden announces $1.3 billion investment into HBCUs during Philadelphia visit appeared first on HBCU News.