BMI’s First African American Woman Chairperson on Changing Music Business
As first woman & African American chairperson of BMI, Susan Davenport Austin continues company's legacy of putting artists first.
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6 Things Your Small Business Can Learn from Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google
In the age of the platform, there is much entrepreneurs can learn from these innovative businesses
Prospecting for Gold
Few things rile investors as much as the topic of gold.
There’s More to Tech Than Social Media
On a number of occasions, you’ve probably heard me refer to technology as “the great equalizer.†It’s true.
Coping With Unexpected Health Issues
“When you’re 40 and the doctor tells you that you may not be able to work to retirement age, everything changes,†says Herbert, who lives
Trailblazers
Since its premiere in 1970, Black Enterprise has highlighted the achievements of black female entrepreneurs, from insurance company pioneer Ernesta Procope to Oprah Winfrey.
Not Just for Looks
Sunglasses are the perfect accent to any wardrobe, but when selecting shades it’s important that consideration extend beyond what looks good.
“Our Black Yearâ€
A little more than three years ago, John and Maggie Anderson decided to spend more of their income with black-owned businesses as a means of
All Access-February 2012
B.E. on Magzter Loyal Black Enterprise readers can now access our monthly magazine on Magzter. Magzter, a global digital newsstand, allows users to preview and
Backtalk with Tasha Smith
Tasha Smith is the around-the-way girl from Camden, New Jersey, who fans know as the feisty, boisterous, no-nonsense character Angela in Tyler Perry’s Why Did