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More than 150 years after the abolition of slavery, people of color in America are still battling disparities in wages and wealth. To understand this longstanding problem, take a look at these four disadvantages that have helped cause the racial wealth gap. (Black Enterprise)
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In an extremely close decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled today that states can order retailers to collect sales taxes even if the company doesn't have a physical presence in the state. The decision overturns a 1992 legal precedent that barred states from collecting those taxes. (CNN)
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Change.org COO Jennifer Dulski's new book focuses on engaging and mobilizing people in the workplace. During her stops at Google and Yahoo, Dulski developed tools to help ensure employees buy-in to the culture. In a recent interview, she described four ways to successfully motivate people. (Inc.)
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Career
Your relationship with your company isn't the same as the one you have with your family, despite the "family atmosphere" culture the company has worked hard to create. So if you're feeling stagnant at your current job, put the feelings of loyalty aside and follow these steps to help you make the necessary move. (Monster)
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Diversity in the Workplace
Have you ever been in a conversation with a man when he suddenly begins explaining something in a way that clearly shows he thinks he knows more than you do? When this happens to women, it can be extra frustrating. And in a business setting, it often serves to undermine her authority. Here are some ways to avoid "mansplaining." (Forbes)
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Education
Earning an MBA through an online program could help provide you with a flexible and tailored educational experience that will help as you pursue your professional goals. (The Good Men Project)
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NBMBAA
About 10,000 professionals are expected to attend the National Black MBA® Association’s annual conference when it returns to the city where it first convened four decades ago: Detroit.

Cobo Center will be the site of the 40th Annual Conference and Exposition where 10 entrepreneurs will have a chance to pitch ideas for thousands of dollars in investments at the Scale-Up Pitch Challenge. Registration is open for the conference, scheduled for Sept. 25-29, whose "OneVoice.OneMission" theme will promote educational and economic empowerment for black Americans.
 
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Technology
SoFi is hoping to convince members to break away from traditional banks in favor of its new banking app. The app launched Tuesday, for a small, select group of customers. It will be open to all later in the year. (Fast Company)
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The Trump Administration will impose tariffs on up to $50 billion of Chinese goods, and here's how the ripple effects could touch your business. (Inc.)
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Amazon has entered a partnership with Marriott Hotels to provide guests with Amazon Echo smart speakers in a limited number of rooms. Among the things guests can use Alexa for: to order room service, turn lights off and on and ask for hotel information. (CNN)
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Entrepreneurship
With more and more research indicating that multi-tasking isn't as beneficial as once thought, mindful relaxation and meditation are emerging trends for employees in the business sector. With these tips, mindfulness could help your small business become more productive. (Travelers)
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The African American Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin is launching a new business accelerator. The RISE program is designed to cater to entrepreneurs in underserved neighborhoods.The Chamber said the goal is to work with startups it considers neighborhood entrepreneurs. (BizTimes)
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Personal Finance
A recent survey found that 1-in-5 respondents aren't seriously concerned about the fact that they have no emergency savings. Financial analyst Greg McBride said that kind of attitude is a huge mistake. (USA TODAY)
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Corporate America
It takes a lot of time and money to onboard a new hire, but many will leave within a few months. Here’s how to keep them happy. (Fast Company)
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