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Underrepresented companies find financing options based on character - Vimarsana News

Underrepresented companies find financing options based on character

ConnectUP wants to help as many underrepresented business owners as possible get opportunities they might otherwise have been denied through education and character-based lending.

Meet The Founders Of Minneapolis' First Black-Owned Pizzeria - Vimarsana News

Meet The Founders Of Minneapolis' First Black-Owned Pizzeria

Entrepreneurs Adam Kado and Hosie Thurmond are behind Minneapolis, MN’s first Black-owned pizzeria.

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Now open: Slice Brothers, Minneapolis' first Black-owned pizzeria, expands to Frogtown - Vimarsana News

Now open: Slice Brothers, Minneapolis' first Black-owned pizzeria, expands to Frogtown

Good news for pizza-lovers: Local New York-style pizzeria Slice Brothers is now open in St. Paul, near the corner of University Avenue and Dale Street. Slice Brothers’ first location opened in 2021 in Northeast Minneapolis — the city’s first Black-owned pizza shop — and then expanded to Midtown Global Market. The St. Paul location is their third; a fourth at the Mall of America is coming soon, ...

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Now open: Slice Brothers, Minneapolis' first Black-owned pizzeria, expands to Frogtown – Twin Cities - Vimarsana News

Now open: Slice Brothers, Minneapolis' first Black-owned pizzeria, expands to Frogtown – Twin Cities

With pizza by the slice, Slice Brothers in St. Paul has plenty of seating and a couple arcade games, too.

To create growth and equity, empower entrepreneurs in historically disinvested neighborhoods - Vimarsana News

To create growth and equity, empower entrepreneurs in historically disinvested neighborhoods

As U.S. Sen. Tina Smith says, access to banking services for marginalized communities is both an economic driver and a civil rights issue. The bipartisan legislation she has introduced would drastically expand access to startup capital.