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$Bank of America (BAC.US)$ OKLAHOMA CITY, July 30, 2021--(BUSINESS WIRE)--RestoreOKC is receiving $250,000 in funding from Bank of America as part of a campaign to renovate and expand the organization’s Community Resource Campus at the former Polk Elementary School.
The future campus is expected to serve approximately 6,000 households throughout the Northeast Oklahoma City community, which is home to the state’s largest percentage of African American households. The campus hopes to serve as an important economic and relational catalyst and is set to provide area residents with wide array of resources and services to area residents, including those experiencing homelessness, legal assistance, workforce development opportunities, small business development support, and an array of community-led mental health resources, among others.
"Every day we are reminded that, while we are stronger together, not every community has had the opportunity and investment it takes to thrive," said Caylee Dodson, director, RestoreOKC. "Poverty, food scarcity, and unemployment are challenges that families in our neighborhoods face as a result of our history and disinvestment that has led to cycles for families that want the same thing we all do: a chance to flourish. Bank of America’s investment brings us si...
The future campus is expected to serve approximately 6,000 households throughout the Northeast Oklahoma City community, which is home to the state’s largest percentage of African American households. The campus hopes to serve as an important economic and relational catalyst and is set to provide area residents with wide array of resources and services to area residents, including those experiencing homelessness, legal assistance, workforce development opportunities, small business development support, and an array of community-led mental health resources, among others.
"Every day we are reminded that, while we are stronger together, not every community has had the opportunity and investment it takes to thrive," said Caylee Dodson, director, RestoreOKC. "Poverty, food scarcity, and unemployment are challenges that families in our neighborhoods face as a result of our history and disinvestment that has led to cycles for families that want the same thing we all do: a chance to flourish. Bank of America’s investment brings us si...
$Apple (AAPL.US)$ (Bloomberg) -- Individual investors are piling into the likes of Apple Inc. and Microsoft Corp., showing a new appetite for megacap stocks after a rush of earnings sent some of the biggest tech names slumping.
The reversal of retail investors, who broadly rotated out of so-called Faang stocks in June before returning in July, helped power the S&P 500 and the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 to record highs earlier this week even as concerns about the delta variant and inflation dominated earnings calls. Both indexes retreated Friday, but remain near all-time highs.
Amateur investors have bought roughly $1.2 billion of Apple stock over this month, according to data from Vanda Research, a firm that tracks retail-trading flows in the U.S. Retail buyers have also boosted bets on a trio of exchange-traded funds tied to the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 to the tune of $4.2 billion. They invested $527 million in shares of the megacap companies this week alone, with only Netflix Inc. seeing more selling than buying.
The return of individual buyers comes after a week of crucial earnings for U.S. megacap stocks with Apple, Microsoft, Facebook Inc., Alphabet Inc. and Amazon.com Inc. reporting in the span of a few days. The results were mixed, with all except Alphabet falling after their reports. Amazon slumped as much a...
The reversal of retail investors, who broadly rotated out of so-called Faang stocks in June before returning in July, helped power the S&P 500 and the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 to record highs earlier this week even as concerns about the delta variant and inflation dominated earnings calls. Both indexes retreated Friday, but remain near all-time highs.
Amateur investors have bought roughly $1.2 billion of Apple stock over this month, according to data from Vanda Research, a firm that tracks retail-trading flows in the U.S. Retail buyers have also boosted bets on a trio of exchange-traded funds tied to the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 to the tune of $4.2 billion. They invested $527 million in shares of the megacap companies this week alone, with only Netflix Inc. seeing more selling than buying.
The return of individual buyers comes after a week of crucial earnings for U.S. megacap stocks with Apple, Microsoft, Facebook Inc., Alphabet Inc. and Amazon.com Inc. reporting in the span of a few days. The results were mixed, with all except Alphabet falling after their reports. Amazon slumped as much a...
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