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Amgen: $150M to Scale Up Minority Businesses - San Fernando Valley Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Amgen: $150M to Scale Up Minority Businesses - San Fernando Valley Business Journal

Learn more about Thousand Oaks pharma giant’s latest philanthropic effort: contributing $150 million to fund to scale up minority-owned businesses and about a key FDA approval the company received.

Source: sfvbj.com
Ariel Investments, first Black-owned mutual fund firm, marks 40 years - Vimarsana News

Ariel Investments, first Black-owned mutual fund firm, marks 40 years

America's first Black-owned mutual fund firm also raises $1.45 billion for new fund investing in under-represented founders.

Weekly investors roundup: Ontario Teachers' pauses on China private assets; Meiji Yasuda Life sets up VC fund | Asset Owners - Vimarsana News

Weekly investors roundup: Ontario Teachers' pauses on China private assets; Meiji Yasuda Life sets up VC fund | Asset Owners

Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan pauses direct investing in private assets in China; Japan's Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance and venture capital firm establish fund; GIC and Oak Street close $15 billion REIT acquisition; and more.

Jacmel's Jean-Baptiste Talks Minority-Led Business Opportunities - Vimarsana News

Jacmel's Jean-Baptiste Talks Minority-Led Business Opportunities

Jean-Baptiste says that the game is changing and firms may have to begin thinking about employees differently.

Synchrony Partners With Ariel Investments To Pour $100 Million Into Minority-Owned Businesses - Vimarsana News

Synchrony Partners With Ariel Investments To Pour $100 Million Into Minority-Owned Businesses

The sizable investment aims to give Black and Latin-owned businesses a leg up at sustaining and scaling.