5 Tips for Selling Anything to Anybody
Buying and selling has been the cornerstone of business since the earliest civilizations. Virtually every product manufactured or service provided in the world goes through
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What You Can Learn from … Simmons Sisters’ Sweet Success
Yes, the sisterpreneurs Vanessa, 27, and Angela, 23, Simmons are the daughters of hip-hop pioneer Rev. Run (of Run DMC fame) and nieces of uber-entreprenuer Russell
Time’s Up: Extended Unemployment Benefits Expire
The Senate’s decision not to renew federal extended unemployment benefits became a reality when yesterday’s deadline hit.
UBR Morning Post: Real Estate Titan Don Peebles
This week on The Urban Business Roundtable: Real Estate Titan R. Donahue "Don" Peebles, one of the nation's wealthiest African Americans.
WATCH: Tennis Star James Blake, Star Jones and Gayle King Come Out for a Cure
Black Enterprise correspondent Shannon Lanier caught up with tennis champion James Blake, who invited friends like Star Jones, Gayle King and John McEnroe out for
6 Misconceptions Young People Have about HIV/AIDS
Activist Hydeia Broadbent clears the air on the realities of living with HIV/AIDS
Obama’s AIDS Advisor on the Frontline for a Cure
Chin up, Black America, not all the news surrounding HIV/AIDS in the African American community is bad. So says Phill Wilson, founder and CEO of
Washington Report: Black Farmers Settlement Bill Clears the House
After decades of waiting, Black farmers may soon be compensated for acts of discrimination. But some lawmakers say the claims process will be a tough
So You’ve Been Fired… Now What?: The Accidental Entrepreneur
Ty DeLavallade's story is part of a larger trend, known to many as accidental entrepreneurship, springing up across the country.