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Desert Financial Credit Union Gives More Than $135,000 to Arizona Nonprofits Through Annual Grant Program - Vimarsana News

Desert Financial Credit Union Gives More Than $135,000 to Arizona Nonprofits Through Annual Grant Program

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Property Watch: An Immaculate Condo in the Alberta Arts District - Vimarsana News

Property Watch: An Immaculate Condo in the Alberta Arts District

The pared-back home prioritizes serene finishes and outdoor space.

Survey: 97% of NC execs optimistic; 81% plan to boost hiring; but 29% to reduce office space - Vimarsana News

Survey: 97% of NC execs optimistic; 81% plan to boost hiring; but 29% to reduce office space

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK – Executives of technology companies based in North Carolina are optimistic about the future of their business, including the short-term performance of their companies during 2021, according to the results of a new survey. But changes are coming – companies plan to continue hybrid work and more than 29% plan to reduce office space. The North Carolina Technology Association’s NC TECH Pulse survey finds that 96.8% of respondents said they’re optimistic about business prospects for 2021 as the COVID-19 pandemic fades. How positive? More than 80% plan to boost hiri...

Triangle HBCUs, community leaders expect Apple to live up to its diversity pledge - Vimarsana News

Triangle HBCUs, community leaders expect Apple to live up to its diversity pledge

“Shaw University applauds Apple’s strong commitment to create jobs for underserved communities in North Carolina.” Dr. Paulette Dillard In the wake of George Floyd’s murder and the nation’s racial reckoning that continues today, Apple committed $100 million to a Racial Equity and Justice Initiative back in June. The company also partnered with Saint Augustine’s University in Raleigh and other HBCUs to announce the creation of the Propel Center in Atlanta — an educational tech hub for Black colleges. And it added a slew of new HBCU regional coding centers as part of its Community...