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NBA Legend David Robinson Sues Business Partner For $34 Million

by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton December 16, 2025 The San Antonio Spurs Hall of Famer filed a lawsuit against his business partner, Daniel Bassichis, alleging misappropriation of funds NBA Hall of Famer David Robinson has recently filed a lawsuit against his business partner, Daniel Bassichis, alleging misappropriation of funds and

The Transformational Advantage Of Smart CEOs In Uncertain Times

by Ida Harris December 16, 2025 Leading Through the Unknown Written By Kyra Rènel Hardwick When the ground shifts beneath us, most leaders seek stability. Smart CEOs create it. In an era marked by disruption, economic volatility, rapid technological changes, and shifting workforce values, businesses need more than steady hands.

Civil Rights Groups Clash Over Knoxville Microloan Program For Black-Owned Businesses

by Mary Spiller December 16, 2025 A lawsuit challenging a privately funded lending initiative has drawn national attention — and heavyweight legal backing on both sides. A legal battle unfolding in federal court is placing a Knoxville-based microloans program for Black-owned businesses under national scrutiny, pitting conservative legal advocates against

NBA Legend David Robinson Sues Business Partner For $34 Million

by Cedric ‘BIG CED’ Thornton December 16, 2025 The San Antonio Spurs Hall of Famer filed a lawsuit against his business partner, Daniel Bassichis, alleging misappropriation of funds NBA Hall of Famer David Robinson has recently filed a lawsuit against his business partner, Daniel Bassichis, alleging misappropriation of funds and

The Transformational Advantage Of Smart CEOs In Uncertain Times

by Ida Harris December 16, 2025 Leading Through the Unknown Written By Kyra Rènel Hardwick When the ground shifts beneath us, most leaders seek stability. Smart CEOs create it. In an era marked by disruption, economic volatility, rapid technological changes, and shifting workforce values, businesses need more than steady hands.

Civil Rights Groups Clash Over Knoxville Microloan Program For Black-Owned Businesses

by Mary Spiller December 16, 2025 A lawsuit challenging a privately funded lending initiative has drawn national attention — and heavyweight legal backing on both sides. A legal battle unfolding in federal court is placing a Knoxville-based microloans program for Black-owned businesses under national scrutiny, pitting conservative legal advocates against