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Bloom Energy Reports Better-Than-Expected Q1 Results: Details
Bloom Energy releases its first-quarter results after Wednesday's closing bell. Here's a look at the details from the quarter. read more
How Many Small Businesses Exist in the U.S.? Most Americans Have No Idea, According to a New Survey.
Over 80% of Americans misjudge the prevalence of small businesses, according to a new report.
‘The Power Of Food’ Panel In Atlanta To Amplify Health Benefits Of Plant-Based Diet And Entrepreneurship
In their groundbreaking conversation, the food industry leaders will dissect the wide-ranging benefits of plant-based eating and the lifestyle it embraces.
Kendrick Lamar Becomes First Rapper To Gross $9 Million For A Show
Kendrick Lamar becomes first rapper to make more than $9 million for a single show
Historic New York Amsterdam News Turning Newsroom Into Museum
One of the country’s oldest Black-owned newspapers is turning its newsroom into a museum.
ChatGPT's 'Annoying' Personality Is About to Change, According to CEO Sam Altman
Users say the recent updates to GPT-4o have made the chatbot spew "toxic positivity" that validates "everything" you say.
Trump Has Done Real Damage to America’s Innovation Engine
In his first 100 days in office, Trump has overseen policies that are making it harder for innovators to thrive.
The Obamas’ Old Martha’s Vineyard Rental House On The Market For $39 Million
The Obamas' old Martha’s Vineyard rental house is on the market for $39 million.
My Company Went Unnoticed for Years — But Everything Changed Once I Stopped Doing This One Thing
It's not personal, it's business? No way. Business is personal.
Childhood Home Of Atlanta’s First Black Mayor Remodeled Into Affordable Housing For Spelman College Staff
The home, once owned by Jackson Jr.'s father, Rev. Maynard Jackson, sits close to Spelman's campus in Atlanta's Vine City neighborhood.
Insiders ‘Nervous’ As USPS Teams Up With Trump Administration To Combat Illegal Immigration
In an email to the agency’s 1,700 officers, leaders agreed to participate in the shakedown stating, “we want to play well in the sandbox.”
This Is the Biggest Risk to Entrepreneurs Right Now, According to an Economist
Why University of Pennsylvania Wharton School finance professor Joao Gomes thinks the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown will deal a much more lasting blow to businesses than tariffs.
Apr 30, 2025
Metro Atlanta Schools Meet To Reinstate DEI Policies
Apr 30, 2025