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Wells Fargo Banking Executive Raphael Henderson was sworn in as the incoming chairman of the board for the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce, along with three other new board members, on Friday, June 24.

Grant funding that assists small, Black-owned businesses will help a Havelock behavioral health group expand its services to vulnerable citizens.

Company veteran John Felton named to lead operations organization

MUMBAI: Tech giant Amazon has announced that Doug Herrington will become the new chief executive officer (CEO) of the company's Worldwide Amazon Stores business, formerly known as "Worldwide Consumer".

On Tuesday Amazon, a giant technology company announced Doug Herrington as the new CEO of its worldwide retail stores. Herrington will be replacing Dave Clark who resigned on 3 June 2022. Andy Jassy, the CEO of Amazon, broke the news in an email to employees, making remarks about how much of a great asset Herrington […]

Herrington has served on the high-level S-team at Amazon since 2011 after initially joining the company in 2005.

Herrington has served on the high-level S-team at Amazon since 2011 after initially joining the company in 2005.

First round of awards announced for highly-competitive skills training scholarship funded by U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation and Donohue Family Foundation and managed by the SkillPointe Foundation

Bupe Mulenga has several food allergies so she knows how frustrating that can be if you want a sweet treat, but can’t find one with ingredients that work for you.

Amid the pandemic, labor shortages, and rising inflation, the Coalition to Back Black Businesses is providing funding and mentorship opportunities to help Black small business owners persevere and continue to grow their business.