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It’s difficult to believe that 2017 is about to come to an end – just when we’re starting to have some fun. It’s been a banner year for Black Business Ink and I could not have scripted it any better than it has played out. The...
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Publisher Reflects on Formative Years at Edenton and Winston-Salem Weeklies and RJR By Laurie D. Willis When the first edition of Black Business Ink magazine rolled off the presses 15 years ago, Richard L. Williams had a fairly...
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Pitt Joins Bennett & Guthrie Law Firm Jasmine M. Pitt has joined the law firm of Bennett & Guthrie, PLLC, in Winston-Salem as an associate attorney. Pitt earned her undergraduate and law degrees from Wake Forest...
Having Courage and Discipline to Say “No” Could Make You Debt-Free
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A $5 million grant from the U.S. Air Force will fund a research team led by N.C. A&T State University that will develop control systems for a new dimension in battlefield strategy: large teams of unmanned vehicles. The...
Another Banner Year – Thanks to All of You
It’s difficult to believe that 2017 is about to come to an end – just when we’re starting to have some fun. It’s been a banner year for Black Business Ink and I could not have scripted it any better than it has played out. The...
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Stan Law, a North Carolina native who served as chief executive of the YMCA of Greater Birmingham in Alabama for more than four years, has assumed the same position at the YMCA of Northwest North Carolina – the first African...
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Publisher Reflects on Formative Years at Edenton and Winston-Salem Weeklies and RJR By Laurie D. Willis When the first edition of Black Business Ink magazine rolled off the presses 15 years ago, Richard L. Williams had a fairly...
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Having Courage and Discipline to Say “No” Could Make You Debt-Free
By J’Net Adams They are the apple of your eye. Their energy is contagious and makes you feel young...
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Test posting content He launched Black Business Ink magazine in May 2003, and despite a curtailment in magazine advertising nationwide, Black Business Ink has continued to grow in size and scope over the ensuing 16 years. It...
