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Top 6 Social Media Tips for Entrepreneurs
As part of our ongoing coverage of BE 100s, the nation’s largest black-owned businesses, BLACK ENTERPRISE highlights in the March 20011 issue, the digital media
14 Black Game-Changers Who Started As Rhodes Scholars
The Atlanta Post highlights achievements of exemplary African American Rhodes Scholars.
Minorities Don’t Drive Green: 4 Ways Obama Can Change That
In President Obama’s recent State of the Union Address, he called on the car industry and the American citizens to become less dependent on oil.
All-Star Basketball Wives: 5 Women Who Score Big in Biz
All-Star Weekend is in full swing. What other way to celebrate the occasion than with BlackEnterprise.com’s starting five? Our chosen lineup consists of NBA wives
Washington Report: Dems and GOP Fight Over Funding; Black Farmers Still Seek Relief; SBA Helps with Refinancing
BLACK ENTERPRISE Washington Correspondent Joyce Jones reports on the latest news from the White House and Capitol Hill.
What You Can Learn from…Iyanla Vanzant’s Flubbed Exit Strategy from Oprah
I watched the Oprah Winfrey Show Wednesday, where author, speaker, spiritualist and former weekly Oprah expert Iyanla Vanzant apologized profusely for how she exited from the popular daily
On the Job: Gender Discrimination in the Workplace
Kimberly Osorio, the first female editor-in-chief of The Source, and colleague, Michelle Joyce, the then-vice president of marketing, filed a complaint with the Equal Opportunity
Love & Money: Is It Really Cheaper to Keep Her?
With the average divorce proceedings in the U.S. lasting about a year and lawyer’s fees ranging anywhere from $250 to $500 (if not higher) an