High Appointment: Ritz Carlton Manager is First Female Chief Usher at White House
Angella Reid is the first black woman to be the chief usher at the White House, a high post that entails management of the executive
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Entrepreneur of the Week: Ryford Estores’s Self-Cut System
With his new product ,the Self-Cut System, entrepreneur Ryford Estores goes a cut above
10 Most Profitable Independent Black Films
Independent films may not have big budgets but their quality can sometimes attract mainstream audiences, resulting in major box office showings and distribution from bigger
7 Excuses That Are Delaying Your Retirement
Time is the most vital element in building your nest egg. Start now or pay later.
How to Answer the Most Common — And Difficult — Job Interview Questions
Here's how to answer typical interview questions that job candidates commonly flub.
WATCH: On the Front Lines of Occupy Wall Street
BlackEnterprise.com ventured to Manhattan’s Financial District to speak to Wall Street occupiers, labor union members, business professionals and everyday New Yorkers about what they think
What I Learned From Steve Jobs About Perseverance
Steve Jobs' 2005 commencement speech at Standford University resonates to this day because of his rags-to-riches story and sincere revelation about his upbringing and the
Steve Jobs by the Numbers
With the passing of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, here's a quick look at the numbers that contributed to his billion-dollar empire
Legal Scholar Derrick Bell Dead at 80
Derrick Bell, the first tenured Black professor at Harvard Law School, died Wednesday of carcinoid cancer.
Message to All: Steve Jobs Personified Living Your Passion, Striving with Innovation
Author highlights how Steve Jobs' advances in innovation and efforts to follow his passion can be a great example for us all.