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Hello Alice Wants Your Small Business to Succeed—Here's How

Hello Alice Wants Your Small Business to Succeed—Here's How
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Veteran-owned businesses thrive despite funding hurdles

Some two million businesses across the U.S. are veteran-owned. However, military-affiliated businesses face extra challenges as service members transition into entrepreneurship.

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The road from military service to entrepreneurship

The road from military service to entrepreneurship
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Report NC utility slow to shift away from fossil fuel dependence / Public News Service

New data from the Sierra Club shows Duke energy is slow to reduce fossil fuel dependence and lower costs for customers. The utility and its subsidiaries received a combined D in a report for plans to transition to wind, electricity and other renewable energy sources - a slight improvement from last year. Sierra Club s North Carolina Field Manager Mikaela Curry said the utility s choices are forcing North Carolinians to be locked into polluting infrastructure, and bear the costs. .

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