Latino businesses in Springfield get financial boost
“It will help to enable members of the Hispanic community too be able to afford starting a business and go […]
Latino Businesses Credited For Resurgence of Shopping Mall
Business owners and local leaders celebrated the opening of 16 new businesses at the Eastfield Mall in Springfield on Tuesday,
Latino entrepreneurs, often shunned by banks, band together to build their businesses
With the dramatic growth in the U.S. population, the number of Hispanic-Latino-owned businesses is growing faster than in other ethnic
Carolina Alarco: creating opportunities for Latinx community in life sciences
A recent study finds that while efforts to improve diversity, equity, and inclusion at biopharma companies in Massachusetts have been
How the focus of Hispanic-Latino travelers is growing
Did you know? During this year’s Hispanic Heritage Month, there were several innovative inaugural events specifically celebrating Hispanics-Latinos in travel,
Massachusetts criticized of “misleading” data in minority business spending goals
The state of Massachusetts made an unusual admission last month: When it announces its annual figures in contracting with minority-owned
Latino News Network Expands Local Coverage to Two New States
The Latino News Network (LNN) is expanding its local media coverage to Rhode Island and Illinois today. The announcement represents the first
Massachusetts Hispanic-owned businesses short-changed by Baker Administration
Massachusetts agencies spent $4.8 billion in 2020, but Black-owned businesses were awarded only $11 million in state contracts and Hispanic-owned
MALN Opinion+: Carolyn Kirk
Executive Director of MassTech on creating spaces for innovation and inclusion in S.T.E.M.
Restrictions to pandemic aid put Latinos businesses at risk
Chelsea with an economy underpinned by a collection of immigrant-owned businesses was negatively impacted by the coronavirus and restrictions to
“Without help, there is no wealth”
“If you have a large community that’s growing but they’re not really prospering, society ends up losing out,” said Evelyn
MALN Opinion+: Beth Chandler
YW Boston President & CEO on making a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplace