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Soaring healthcare costs killing small businesses

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By Ron Busby
| Washington Times Verified
OPINION: Starting a business should not mean gambling with your family’s health. Yet for millions of entrepreneurs, it increasingly does. Nearly 1 in 5 small-business owners and self-employed workers rely on the Affordable Care Act marketplaces for insurance. They just got the awful news that exchange plan premiums will likely jump 15% in 2027, the second consecutive year of double-digit increases.
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Our Voices: USBC President on the Executive Order on HBCUs

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By Ron Busby
| Garland Journal Verified
By: Ron Busby, Sr. [Washington, D.C.]— As President & CEO of the U.S. Black Chambers, Inc., I commend the recent Executive Order signed by President Trump establishing a White House initiative aimed at promoting excellence and innovation at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). We applaud any effort that recognizes the vital role HBCUs play in preparing Black students to lead in critical sectors such as technology, healthcare, finance, and beyond.
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Companies aren’t disclosing contracting data. It’s hurting minority-owned businesses.

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By Ron Busby, Bibi Hidalgo
| Brookings Institution
The Biden administration recently announced that it will award $6.1 billion to Micron to manufacture semiconductor chips in the United States. It’s a historic investment, but we won’t know who will get to be a part of that history. Despite the large sum of money Micron received, the company is under no obligation to disclose the business partners it will choose to fulfill its award commitments. This is the history of buying in the United States.
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