Nonprofit groups led by black and Latino directors lag behind peers with white leaders, but two leading philanthropic organizations hope to change that.

“Combine that with the increasing income segregation that we’re seeing, and you have a picture of an economic opportunity crisis that was bad while the tape was playing. Now the tape has run out, and it’s poised to get significantly worse,” he added.

Some lenders and landlords signed a nonbinding declaration. Critics say such moves aren’t enough.

On May 1st, frontline workers at some of the biggest corporations in the country will lead a mass strike action, asking customers to boycott Amazon, Instacart, Whole Foods, and Target.

Department stores still represent about 60% of the anchor space within malls today, according to Green Street Advisors. Green Street is forecasting more than half of the department stores anchoring America’s malls are going to close permanently by the end of next year. 

The Trump administration blew $349 billion in small-business pandemic aid in four weeks, less time than it took for me to grow out my quarantine beard. That is nothing to be proud of, but President Trump still took his victory lap on Tuesday, boasting about breaking speed records for loans like it was an Olympic sport.

It’s a Philadelphia story as old as Ben Franklin — with a coronavirus twist.When he came to Philadelphia 20 years ago, Diego Vivas went door to door, passing out pizza shop ad flyers to earn his bread.

A campaign dubbed Our Homes, Our Health is pressuring lawmakers to suspend rent and mortgage payments nationwide during the coronavirus crisis.