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When Carlos Ruiz started his business, he did it all – from manufacturing, to deliveries, to shipping, it was his responsibility. Now he leads his team at HT Metals, overseeing all operations and ensuring the vision and standards he set when he began this journey are still being lived up
New York City Socialists got together at a political rally where they demanded more and more “free stuff” – but when asked how they would pay for all of it, many were stunned into silence. Free buses, free rent, and even free Netflix – that is what New York City
Jeremy Legg started Atlanta Mascot Partners over 20 years ago. Today, he works with some of the biggest brands and professional sports teams in the world. He couldn’t have done it alone and says that one of the most rewarding parts of owning a business is being able to provide
Rising homelessness is plaguing cities across the country, and independent businesses are paying a heavy price with fewer customers willing to visit. Sameer is an independent business owner in Tucson, his restaurant is being impacted by homelessness. Sameer and entrepreneurs like him have one simple ask for city officials: work
When Sameer first came to the U.S., it was to earn his Master’s degree. He worked at a Diner at night to pay for school. In 1996, he bought his own restaurant and has been here ever since. 28 years later, hear what free enterprise means to him.
New York isn’t the only major American city that is about to get their first socialist mayor — Minneapolis and Seattle are next on the list for a full-scale socialist takeover. “I am a democratic socialist.” That’s a line from Omar Fateh, the presumptive next mayor of Minneapolis who beat