Since Hurricane Katrina Rolled In, the Cash Has Rolled Out

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After Hurricane Katrina, Liberty Bank and Trust, the largest black-owned bank in New Orleans is struggling to get back on its feet. Chief executive, Alden J. McDonald Jr., remains optimistic, but the bank has had to spend $500,000 to replace computer equipment and is having trouble finding housing for its employees.

Commercial Banks, Marketing procedures, Facilities & equipment, Management dynamics, Banking industry, Management, Case studies, Economic aspects, Finance, Buildings and facilities, Company business management, Bankers, Company financing, New Orleans, Louisiana, Customer relations, African American banks, Hurricane Katrina, 2005, Post-disaster reconstruction, McDonald, Alden J., Jr., Liberty Bank and Trust Co.

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Google Is One For the Books, Leaving Some With Regrets

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Venture capitalists who passed on investing in the fledgling company Google years ago discuss their reasons for doing so.

Computer and Data Processing Services, Computer services industry, Information technology services industry, Investor relations, Google Inc., Venture capitalists (Persons)

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