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US Economy Suffered $16 Trillion Drag Due To Racism: Report
Racial inequality has cost the US economy $16 trillion in wealth over the last two decades, Citigroup said in a report Thursday.
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PayPal Pledges Over $500 Million to Support Minority-Owned US Businesses
PayPal said on Thursday it was pledging $530 million to support black and minority-owned businesses in the United States and foster diversity, amid worldwide protests over racial injustice.
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New York Times Opinion Editor Resigns After Column Controversy
James Bennet, the New York Times editorial page editor responsible for publishing a column that advocated using the military to quell violence amid protests over US racial inequality, resigned on Sunday, the newspaper announced.
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Google Pledges $37 Million to Fight Racism Amid US Protests
In an email to his employees on Wednesday, the Indian-American CEO of Google and Alphabet, also urged them to stand together in silence for 8 minutes and 46 seconds to honour the "memories of Black lives lost."
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Facebook, Snap Join Chorus of Companies Condemning George Floyd Death, Racism
Facebook and Snapchat developer Snap became the latest US companies condemning racial inequality in the United States as violent protests flared up across major cities over the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man who died while in police custody in Minneapolis last week.
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"You Have To Dominate": Trump Asks Governors To Launch Crackdown On Protesters
US President Donald Trump on Monday urged state governors to crack down on protests over racial inequality that have engulfed the nation's major cities, as officials extended curfews in hopes of preventing a seventh night of looting and vandalism.
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Facebook, Snapchat Condemn African-American Man's Killing, Racism In US
Facebook Inc and Snap Inc became the latest US companies condemning racial inequality in the United States as violent protests flared up across major cities over the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man who died while in police custody in Minneapolis last week.
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Barack Obama Says Inequality Facing Minority Men Behind Unrest in Baltimore, Ferguson
Following a week of racially charged protests in Baltimore, US President Barack Obama on Monday said that the residual effects of racism have built up over time and created inequality.
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US Economy Suffered $16 Trillion Drag Due To Racism: Report
Racial inequality has cost the US economy $16 trillion in wealth over the last two decades, Citigroup said in a report Thursday.
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PayPal Pledges Over $500 Million to Support Minority-Owned US Businesses
PayPal said on Thursday it was pledging $530 million to support black and minority-owned businesses in the United States and foster diversity, amid worldwide protests over racial injustice.
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New York Times Opinion Editor Resigns After Column Controversy
James Bennet, the New York Times editorial page editor responsible for publishing a column that advocated using the military to quell violence amid protests over US racial inequality, resigned on Sunday, the newspaper announced.
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Google Pledges $37 Million to Fight Racism Amid US Protests
In an email to his employees on Wednesday, the Indian-American CEO of Google and Alphabet, also urged them to stand together in silence for 8 minutes and 46 seconds to honour the "memories of Black lives lost."
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Facebook, Snap Join Chorus of Companies Condemning George Floyd Death, Racism
Facebook and Snapchat developer Snap became the latest US companies condemning racial inequality in the United States as violent protests flared up across major cities over the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man who died while in police custody in Minneapolis last week.
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"You Have To Dominate": Trump Asks Governors To Launch Crackdown On Protesters
US President Donald Trump on Monday urged state governors to crack down on protests over racial inequality that have engulfed the nation's major cities, as officials extended curfews in hopes of preventing a seventh night of looting and vandalism.
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Facebook, Snapchat Condemn African-American Man's Killing, Racism In US
Facebook Inc and Snap Inc became the latest US companies condemning racial inequality in the United States as violent protests flared up across major cities over the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man who died while in police custody in Minneapolis last week.
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Barack Obama Says Inequality Facing Minority Men Behind Unrest in Baltimore, Ferguson
Following a week of racially charged protests in Baltimore, US President Barack Obama on Monday said that the residual effects of racism have built up over time and created inequality.
