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5 Feb, 2015 0 Laurita 0

Sensis agency releases third wave of Hispanic Millennial Project report

Integrated cross-cultural advertising agency Sensis announced the release of the third wave of its comprehensive Hispanic Millennial Project conducted in conjunction with leading market research firm ThinkNow Research. This third wave examines Hispanics’ perceptions

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1 Oct, 2009 0 Angela Sustaita-Ruiz 0

Even tougher for minorities to get mortgages

NEW YORK, NY – The housing collapse has made it even tougher for blacks and Hispanics to get mortgages, according to a new government report. While credit has tightened for everyone, blacks and Hispanics

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