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Mays Chemical celebrates 40 years

STAFF - October 29, 2020

Mays Chemical Company, which supplies chemicals to manufacturers in the auto, pharmaceutical, food and beverage industries, recently celebrated its 40th anniversary with an outdoor...

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Tic Toc Tech: Art and rare books exhibition and virtual discourse

RUPAL THANAWALA - October 30, 2020

It is no secret Americans are increasingly polarized today. This is all the more apparent as our nation roils from protests against the systemic...

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What do the words mean?

STARLA HART - August 28, 2020

Without knowing much about the full scope of work on the northwest side of downtown’s 16 Tech Innovation District, or how that work would impact Indianapolis’ economy,...

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Prioritizing racial equity for inclusive prosperity

Mike Green - August 27, 2020

Editor’s note: This is part three in a three-part series. Click here for part one, “How to Increase Black Productivity and Racial Equity” and here for...

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Tic Toc Tech: Listen to these tech leaders

RUPAL THANAWALA - August 27, 2020

A lot is going on at the Innopower conference! With more than 12 panel discussions, five fireside chats, four keynote speakers, pitch competitions and power slam talks — everyone will find sessions...

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From the pen of the National Black MBA Association, Indianapolis Chapter

STARLA A. TRIGG - August 25, 2020

In 1970, a group of visionary University of Chicago MBA students came together to birth an organization to assist Blacks entering corporate America, many...

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Tic Toc Tech: Beyond 2020 – Move forward together

RUPAL THANAWALA - August 20, 2020

I read a meme that Oxford Dictionary will add a new word this year for “2020,” meaning an era of disaster, disappointment, depression and...

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Establishing conditions conducive to growth of Black businesses and entrepreneurship

Mike Green - August 17, 2020

Editor’s note: This is part two in a three-part series. Click here for part one, “How to Increase Black Productivity and Racial Equity and here for...

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Recognizing ‘Shining Stars’

STAFF - August 17, 2020

The Indianapolis Recorder is partnering with InnoPower to present the Golden Laurel Shining Star Awards at 3:30 p.m. Aug. 28 during Beyond 2020 InnoPower...

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How to increase Black productivity and racial equity

Mike Green - August 13, 2020

Editor’s note: This is part one in a three-part series. Click here for part two, “Establishing Conditions Conducive to Growth of Black Businesses and Entrepreneurship” and here for part three, Prioritizing...

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