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FINANCIAL STORIES
NGLCC and Partners Honor Stonewall Anniversary at New York Stock Exchange
From Stonewall to Federal Hall
SBA Field Chief Sees Brighter Economic Future Ahead
Financial Planning With Joe Kapp
Tax Time Right Around the Corner
The 2009 Economic Stimulus Package—What It Means for Your Small Business
NGLCC Leaders Invited to White House to Discuss Economic Stimulus
The leadership of the National Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC) joined other leading U.S. business executives and organizations on Jan. 28 to discuss President Barack Obama’s economic stimulus package with his top advisors, including Jason Berman, the White House’s economic policy director.
NGLCC Celebrates Diversity & Leadership in Financial Services at NYSE
More than 250 financial services leaders, elected officials, LGBT entrepreneurs and community leaders attended the National Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce's annual Diversity & Leadership in Financial Services Awards at the historic New York Stock Exchange.
‘Tis the Season for Refinancing
NGLCC and Wells Fargo Partner on Home Financing Program
NGLCC Recognizes Financial Services Leadership at the New York Stock Exchange with Honored Guest Speaker Chairman Barney Frank
U.S. Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA), the distinguished chairman of the U.S. House Financial Services Committee, will be the guest speaker at the 2008 NGLCC Diversity and Leadership in Financial Services Awards Dinner, to be held Dec. 18 at the New York Stock Exchange.
LGBT Entrepreneurs Keep Going as Financial Titans Struggle
Despite this past year's economic slowdown, the recent credit crunch and plummeting stock prices on Wall Street, LGBT small business owners, like many of their straight counterparts, are successfully riding out the storm.
Small Business: Economic Woes Lead to Opportunity
Survey Exposes Weaknesses and Opportunities in LGBT Financial Services
Report: LGBT Buying Power at $712 Billion
When Life Partners Are Business Partners: How to Get In and Out of Business
NGLCC to Survey LGBT Consumer Attitudes
When Domestic Partner Insurance Is Out of Reach, Small Businesses Make Do
Congress Considers Abolishing Tax on Domestic Partner Benefits
A bill making its way through Congress will, if passed, eliminate the sizable tax that gay and lesbian Americans have to pay if their partner or dependents receive health insurance from their same-sex partners' employer.
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