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Dream Exchange Receives Investment from Harvey Catchings - Vimarsana News

Dream Exchange Receives Investment from Harvey Catchings

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Dream Exchange Partners with the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee to Empower Future Business Leaders - Vimarsana News

Dream Exchange Partners with the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee to Empower Future Business Leaders

/PRNewswire/ -- Dream Exchange is pleased to announce Dr. Kenneth M. Conrad, Ph.D., CFA, a member of the teaching faculty at the University of...

Dream Exchange Welcomes Distinguished Petrophysicist Essi Kwabi as a New Investor - Vimarsana News

Dream Exchange Welcomes Distinguished Petrophysicist Essi Kwabi as a New Investor

/PRNewswire/ -- Dream Exchange is excited to welcome Essi Kwabi, a distinguished Petrophysicist and philanthropist, to its circle of passionate investors who...

Two Entrepreneurs Are Set To Launch The First Black-Owned Stock Exchange - Vimarsana News

Two Entrepreneurs Are Set To Launch The First Black-Owned Stock Exchange

Two entrepreneurs are working together to launch the first Black-owned stock exchange. Joe Cecala and Dwain J. Kyles built The Dream Exchange to make the stock market more accessible to people of all backgrounds. The duo’s venture, which will launch later this year, will operate similar to the New York Stock Exchange, allowing Americans to… Continue reading Two Entrepreneurs Are Set To Launch The First Black-Owned Stock Exchange

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First minority-owned stock exchange opening doors for Black business - Vimarsana News

First minority-owned stock exchange opening doors for Black business

Scripps News spoke to a founder who marched with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and views this stock exchange as a modern-day civil rights movement.

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