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Black Women Helping Close the Gender Gap As the Fastest Growing Group of Entrepreneurs

Black Women Helping Close the Gender Gap As the Fastest Growing Group of Entrepreneurs
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Black women helping close the gender gap as the fastest growing group of entrepreneurs

Black women helping close the gender gap as the fastest growing group of entrepreneurs
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Black women helping close the gender gap as the fastest growing group of entrepreneurs

/PRNewswire/ According to a new report from GoDaddy s Venture Forward research initiative, Black women remain the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs,.

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Americans pandemic-era entrepreneurial streak is holding strong—for now

Americans pandemic-era entrepreneurial streak is holding strong—for now
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Americans pandemic-era entrepreneurial streak is holding strong—for now

An altLINE analysis of Census Bureau data reveals Americans are still starting new businesses at higher rates than in pre-pandemic times.

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