The United States has always been known for its top-class education and has been the envy of the world. As the global middle class has grown, aspirational students from all corners of the world have come to the US to earn their college degree. They not only wanted an English-language education, but they also wanted …
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The United States’ small business growth has been turbocharged with the Latino contingent Close to 4.4 million Latino-owned businesses contribute over $700 billion to the American economy yearly. The U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce reported that Latino-owned companies have seen a 31.6 percent increase over the past six years, doubling the growth rate of the …
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Countries are having a hard time keeping up with the United States’ booming economy The annual Global Competitiveness Report evaluated 140 countries on 98 factors that look at productivity and business investment. Each factor is put into 12 main categories of productivity which include the country’s institutions, infrastructure, market size, education system, tech savvy, and …
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There are many industries in the United States thriving and adding new jobs A new report released by Fundera rated the sectors according to the stock market ten-year gain, the forecasted US job growth from 2016 to 2026, and the forecasted revenue growth. The small-business financial solutions company analyzed information from market research firms, the …
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Immigrant runners from Africa and South America are receiving support from New Yorkers West Side Runners, led by 80-year-old Bill Staab, supports visa-seeking athletes and helps with memberships and entry fees for the runners. Diriba Degefa Yigezu received $10,000 for winning last week’s Philadelphia Marathon. When he came to the US, he didn’t have family …
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Cities in America, specifically the midwestern region, have the most opportunities for immigrant communities Chicago is setting the standard and leading the nation in this area, according to a recent report by New American Economy. The bipartisan research group studied how the 100 largest cities in the US are supporting immigrants. Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot …
Almost 40 percent of Nobel Prizes in Chemistry, Physics, and Medicine since 2000 were awarded to immigrants living in the United States. Two immigrants earned Nobel Prizes, one in physics and one in chemistry in 2019. The awards show how immigrants make important noneconomic contributions to the US, according to research by the National Foundation …
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The level of education for the estimated 44 million immigrants calling America “home” is on the rise. The level of education in their home country, and an increase of highly-skilled laborers relocating to the U.S., especially from Asia, has contributed to the more highly-educated immigrants. In 2016, a total of 17.2 percent of immigrants 25 …
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