Access to Capital: A Challenge for Small and Minority Businesses

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51 min listen

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25 min listen

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41 min listen

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39 min listen

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Access to Capital: A Challenge for Small and Minority Businesses: This week we discuss the challenges small and minority business owners encounter when trying to gain funding or access to capital for their businesses. The guests are Aron Betru, Managing Director of the Center for Financial Markets at the Milken... by For The Movement

59 min listen

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29 min listen

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