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KFC employees can receive 100% tuition paid for degree through online university

JADE JACKSON -
An employee who works for a participating franchise is qualified on the day that they start employment at KFC to receive full tuition to start or complete any degree.
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Local wardrobe stylist pushes beyond industry barriers

CHLOE McGOWAN -
Indy-based wardrobe stylist Brittany Rice said she’s always had that passion for fashion — or, more accurately, — a passion for styling. For those who...
Business

Union Reaches New Deal with Sysco Following Strike

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Teamsters have reached a new deal with Sysco Indianapolis following a recent strike. Agents of Teamsters Union Local 135 called for the labor stoppage, quoting...
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As Deadline to File Income Taxes Approaches, African Americans Still Face Systemic Challenges

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As the April 18 deadline to file 2022 income taxes arrives, many African Americans shared their experiences with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Some...
Business

Diversity isn’t a tagline; It’s a tool for Indiana businesses

JADE JACKSON -
“There are even companies in this room today who would not acknowledge their history of lack of diversity. We’ve got a long way to...
Business

“It’s about positivity,” Rising entrepreneur shares experience  

KAMYA WILLIAMS -
Deven Fuqua is no stranger to entrepreneurship. From a young age, Fuqua remembers seeing his parents start their own business which ultimately inspired him...
Business

Sysco strike could impede food supply in the Indy area

NORAL PARHAM -
Nearly 200 unionized workers at food supplier Sysco Indianapolis walked off the job this week, which could impact food deliveries to numerous restaurants and...
Business

Hogsett awards Empower Results as Certified Vendor of the Month

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Empower Results was awarded Certified Vendor of the Month for April 2023 by Mayor Joe Hogsett and Director of the Office of Minority Business...
Business

Local influential black women share their journeys in business

TIMORIA CUNNINGHAM -
As Women’s History Month comes to an end, the Recorder wants to recognize influential Black women who have made an impact in the community....
Business

Local leadership program for Black women tackles talent inequities

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There’s a new innovative leadership program designed to upskill Black women to become complex problem solvers. The Six Sigma Racial Equity Institute is building...
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