First Woman To Head Opec Snared In Multi-Billion Dollar Fraud Scheme
July 21, 2017
Corruption has roots in America too, observed former president Barack Obama .
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Wall Street
What will you lose if consumer financial protection goes away?
November 28, 2016
In the coming months we must remain watchful for legislation and executive actions that would reverse the financial justice accomplished over the past five years
Wall Street Project Seeks to Close Opportunity Gaps in Business
February 17, 2016
For Chicago-based investor and philanthropist John Rogers, the Rainbow PUSH Coalition’s annual Wall Street Project in New York City is a must-attend event.
The three days of seminars and speeches in the Big Apple every winter is a chance for Rogers, the son of a Tuskegee Airman, and other African American businessmen and women to share notes and strategies on how to break into, survive and ultimately thrive in the largely White world of Wall Street by gaining access to capital.