GPBCC News

• South Phoenix's Community Diversity Expo
• BBB Tips for Homeowners Renting During Super Bowl
• Property tax caps could hit 2008 ballot
• ACLU aligns with business groups against employer sanctions law
• Theme park set to rock Eloy
• Terry Goddard Warns of Online Job Search Scam
• Employers Go All-Out For Minority Undergrads
• D.C. economist: Arizona construction industry holding its own
• Cody Williams Appointed South Mountain Justice of the Peace
• Monthly bankruptcy filings top 1,000 mark
• State's Gas Prices Show Rapid Rise
• Alabama March Raises Stakes for Obama, Clinton
• Chamber Member, Susan Ratliff Finalist for 2007 Enterprising Women of the Year
• Disney First: Black Princess in Animated Film
• Sinbad Is Not Dead; Website Falsely Reports That the Comedian Dies
• More African-American Children Die From Accidental Poisoning Than Other Children
• Turner Awards $1 Billion Worth of Contracts to Minority and Women Owned Business
• Area Black Teens Reach for Culture
• Breathe New Life Into Your Online Advertising
• Walgreens Sued for Job Bias Against Blacks
• Who Will Stand Up?
• Chamber Member, The FairWorthy Institute Lends "Healthful" Hand to the Community
• City of Phoenix Police Department Launches SafeBiz Network Web Site
• Phoenix Equal Opportunity Dept Director Responds to Minority Business Concerns
• Trump Phoenix talks to black owned internet magazine
• Black males rare on nation's campuses
• Employment Opportunities with the City of Scottsdale
• Arizona's Governor Speaks to Minority Business in July Ebony Cactus magazine on the Knowledge Economy...
• January 2005 Tips for Consumers
• Ebony Cactus is the Number 1 Minority Business Podcast
• PHOENIX - The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) today announced it has filed an age discrimination lawsuit in federal court in Phoenix charging ... FULL STORY
• September 2005 EEOC Phoenix District Office E-News
• ALI SPIELBERG - America’s Most Controversial Freelance Journalist
• 2005 Pat Tillman Community Service Awards
• Buying Vikings, making history: Chandler entrepreneur poised to be first Black owner in NFL
• Message from Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano
• Black women turning to entrepreneurship
• COLLEEN JENNINGS-ROGGENSACK, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, ASU PUBLIC EVENTS EARNS “VOICE OF THE ARTS” AWARD FROM ORPHEUS MALE CHORUS OF PHOENIX
• Phoenix New Markets Loan Program to stimulate economic growth in low-income communities throughtout the city of Phoenix.
• 18 Annual ATHENA Award, Honoring Women in Business