The American Bazaar spoke with Jenny Zhan. Zhan is the founder and CEO of Houston-based Beyond International, an alternative investment firm focused on private credit tied to real estate assets.
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State Bank of Texas owned and operated by Chan Patel and his two sons is the largest Indian American-owned bank in the U.S. In addition to the bank, the family also maintains its hospitality focus through ownership in several hotels across New York City and Dallas
In an exclusive interview, Annareddy speaks about the inspiration behind Cero Hero, the challenges of driving behavioral change, and his vision for the future of sustainability metrics.
In this exclusive conversation with The American Bazaar, Kela talks about what it takes to build impact at scale, the role of technology in closing opportunity gaps, and why long-term growth will depend on how effectively jobs are created.
Survey finds Asian Americans fear AI scams as deepfake voice fraud targets immigrant families nationwide increasingly
From working on tabla-playing robots as a teenager in India to earning a full-ride scholarship at 16 to getting rejected for an EB-1 visa twice after gaining an O-1 visa, Nikin Tharan traces his immigrant journey with The American Bazaar.
The CAMP co-founder on mediation, community justice, and building more humane pathways to resolve disputes.
In an exclusive interview, Gbenle spoke about his journey, the gaps in the fintech market, the future of Islamic finance in Africa.
Rokas Beresniovas argues real estate sustainability hinges on capital structures, offering a playbook for smarter financing, stronger returns
Dolly Oberoi, the CEO of C2 Technologies and her story is recounted in a wide-ranging conversation on Inside Indian America with Aziz Haniffa
The Chicago-based investor-lawyer and co-founder of Twelvefold Ventures on how generative AI is reshaping industries, venture investing, and regulation
About the understanding if it is unlawful for a H-1B visa holder to be working while outside of his work location.
Constellation Research founder Ray Wang described the current AI landscape as one where market concentration will be extreme.
Technology creates opportunity, but it must be applied thoughtfully, says the Boston-based journalist, edtech pioneer, and investor who led the One Laptop per Child initiative in India.
Neeraj Aggarwal, Managing Director and Senior Partner at BCG (Boston Consulting Group), delivered a comprehensive keynote at the Indiaspora Global AI Summit 2026, offering a grounded, structured view of India’s position in the evolving AI landscape.
Ray Wang on AI era leadership fears job shifts costs strategy choices and why deciding what not to build matters
IGD 2026 highlights diaspora philanthropy growth with structured giving rising engagement and cross border nonprofit collaboration
Gita Gopinath addressed global economic shifts, geopolitics and the Indian diaspora at the Indiaspora Forum 2026.
In an interaction with The American Bazaar in the City of Joy, Indian American debut author Chandrani Ghosh talks about her hometown and U.S. launch of her book.
In an exclusive interview, Shams shares the story behind BLOOM, the philosophy guiding its work, and the realities of delivering aid in some of the world’s most complex environments
In 2022, Congress passed the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act (RIA), which introduced several significant changes to the EB-5 program.
Amiwala campaigns for Congress during Ramadan, discussing immigrant roots, Muslim representation in diverse Illinois district and rise.
Conversation with Meenakshi Mahajan on India Giving Day, IGD Live, and the rise of Indian diaspora philanthropy globally.
James H. Dickerson explains how AI standards accelerate innovation, shape global markets, and guide startups through technology ecosystems.
AI regulation is urgent as rapid innovation threatens civil rights, jobs, and democracy, warns Roy Austin on oversight.