Real Housewives of Atlanta’s Cynthia Bailey Talks TV Drama, Business of Fashion
Cynthia Bailey, reality TV star, mother and model, discusses a brand that's more than TV drama, and her newest challenge: entrepreneurship.
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Wells Fargo Faces Racial Discrimination Investigation
The nation’s largest consumer lender Wells Fargo is set to undergo an investigation on the way it treats minority borrowers and the properties it owns
PHOTOS: Inside Black Enterprise’s Exclusive Interview with President Barack Obama
A preview of President Barack Obama's conversation with Black Enterprise Editor-in-Chief Derek T. Dingle on job creation, financial reforms and what he's done to earn
5 Ways to Grow Your Brand’s Social Media Following
Amanda Miller Littlejohn provides five easy-to-follow steps that will help promote your business—all while cultivating a strong social media presence.
Entrepreneurs Conference: Food Truck Owner’s 5 Keys to Selling Without a Store
No Store, No Problem: Food-truck entrepreneur Barbara "Sky" Burrell shares her strategy to rev up business in food industry at the 2012 Entrepreneurs Conference
Mad Men’s Token Black Character?: Teyonah Parris Becomes First African American in Ad Office
Actress talks how she got the role, what it means and why she's not just window dressing for the critically acclaimed show, Mad Men.
Newark Mayor Cory Booker Saves Woman in Home Fire
Newark Mayor Cory Booker rescued a young woman from her burning house in the Upper Clinton neighborhood late Thursday night, carrying her through the flames.
Mike Tyson: How He Earned (And Lost) a $300 Million Fortune
Examining what made Mike Tyson a multi-million-dollar superstar athlete, and the reckless decisions that marred his life and stripped him of his fortune.
Homophobia and Homosexuality Linked in New Study
New study says link between homophobia among straight individuals may have to do with hidden homosexual tendencies
6 Tacky, Unprofessional Workplace Distractions
From phone calls to personal issues, here's how you avoid letting outside elements take you off track on the job.