Retired Harvard Business School Professor: Black Businesses, Please Take The PPP Money!

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Retired Harvard Business School Professor: Black Businesses, Please Take The PPP Money!

Share0 (iStock.com/kali9) In his latest podcast, retired Harvard Business Professor Steve Rogers encourages black business owners to apply for funds through the SBAs Paycheck Protection Program, designed by the federal

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