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Investors see growth opportunity in Femtech as more employers adopt coverage for women’s health services and technology

The Jumpstart Nova fund has raised $55 million from investors including Eli Lilly, HCA Healthcare and Bank of America to invest in Black health-tech firms.

Do the cultural stories you know paint a true picture of history? Hear how one Chicago-area foundation is ensuring every culture’s voice is heard and preserved.

In this episode of “The Path Forward,” NBC 5’s LeeAnn Trotter talks with panelists talking about illuminating underrepresented stories.

In this episode of “The Path Forward,” NBC 5’s LeeAnn Trotter talks with panelists about racism in the Native American community.

In this episode of “The Path Forward,” NBC 5’s LeeAnn Trotter talks with panelists from the Italian American Human Relations Foundation of Chicago about Christopher Columbus Day and why they are pushing for Columbus Day to keep being recognized.

In this episode of “The Path Forward,” NBC 5’s LeeAnn Trotter talks with panelists about racism in the Native American community.

In this episode of “The Path Forward,” NBC 5’s LeeAnn Trotter talks with panelists from the Italian American Human Relations Foundation of Chicago about Christopher Columbus Day and why they are pushing for Columbus Day to keep being recognized.

In this episode of “The Path Forward,” NBC 5’s LeeAnn Trotter discusses an important civil rights issue for our time: People living in poverty who can’t access their rights to basic necessities because they can’t afford a lawyer.

In this episode of “The Path Forward,” NBC 5’s LeeAnn Trotter discusses an important civil rights issue for our time: People living in poverty who can’t access their rights to basic necessities because they can’t afford a lawyer.

What is it like to be Black and transgender? NBC 5’s LeeAnn Trotter has an eye-opening conversation with a Chicago area resident speaking out about racism, discrimination, and how to overcome.

What is it like to be Black and transgender? NBC 5’s LeeAnn Trotter has an eye-opening conversation with a Chicago-area resident speaking out about racism, discrimination, and how to overcome.

Expedia is holding off on a companywide Covid vaccine mandate even as other major businesses begin to implement them, CEO Peter Kern told CNBC on Friday.

The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act can help small business in many ways, from jobs to broadband and community improvements, but it isn’t perfect.

Square’s Afterpay deal again highlights Wall Street’s ‘increasingly smaller role’ in finance, as payments and fintech companies attract younger consumers.

Used car prices are at all-time highs, but there are signs that may change as new car inventory improves despite continued semiconductor chip shortages.

Consumers paid down credit cards during Covid, but new data including a Fed report on the biggest jump in household debt in 14 years says that may be ending.

Child-care centers around the country still have closed classrooms because they do not have enough staff to open to full capacity.

With people staying home amid the pandemic, barbecuing and outdoor cooking boomed, providing Weber and Traeger boosts that led both companies to go public.

How can white people be allies to the Black community to help improve race relations? During this segment of The Path Forward, NBC 5’s LeeAnn Trotter tackles the question with Steven S. Rogers, author of the new book, “A Letter to My White Friends and Colleagues: What You Can Do Right Now to Help the Black Community.”