In Dallas, Some of the Best Opportunities Start Before the Job Posting
Dallas has become very good at producing impressive economic-development headlines. A global financial firm announces thousands of jobs. A new
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Dallas Is Building the Next Economy. Who Is Building the Talent to Match?
What happens after Black professionals enter these industries and accumulate expertise, relationships and capital?
Some will become senior executives. Some may invest. Others will start companies, purchase businesses, mentor younger professionals or become customers and advisers to Black-owned firms. Many will simply build successful careers and provide greater economic security for their families.
All of those outcomes matter.
How Mesquite Hospital’s Labor Intake Process Failed Pregnant Sista: And The Tech That Can Fix This
A very viral, controversial and heartbreaking incident captured on video at a regional hospital in Mesquite, Texas has sparked outrage
Apple’s $100B North Texas Bet: Opportunities for DFW Black-Owned Businesses in Tech & Beyond
Hey, beautiful people. ICYMI, in early August, Apple Inc. has committed $100 billion to investments in Sherman, Texas, as part
SPECIAL REPORT: Solving the Deadly 2025 LA Fires with Digital Technology ASAP
What are the causes of such monster fires? There’s a lot of finger pointing between the left and the right,
Will AI Leave You Jobless, On the Streets This Winter? Act now before it’s too late!
Before ChatGPT was unleashed in Nov 2022, most people had no clue about what AI can do. About 8 months later, not only do most people know about it, there are already predictions that hundreds of millions of workers will lose their jobs over the next 5 years. The World Economic Forum just released a study that predicts this ominous future.
Black Workers vs Robots in the Coming Job Automation Era
Over the past few years, some technology trends have been underway that will pose a threat to average lower wage
Considering a College Degree? Make Sure It’s the Kind That Pays!
Right about now, many of you are probably considering going to college for the first time, or going back to
Affluent Blacks of Dallas 