Backtalk with Daymond John
Businessman and self-made millionaire Daymond John is best known for his ’90s clothing line FUBU—“For Us, By Us.†Most recently, the New York City native
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Unemployment Benefits Extended
African Americans whose unemployment insurance checks stopped coming as Senate lawmakers engaged in weeks of bitter debate and Republican procedural hurdles. Wednesday, the upper chamber
40 Next: Ivy Grant
In celebration of our 40th anniversary, Black Enterprise is taking a look both forward and backward at the world of black business. Follow us as
USDA Chief Offers Emotional Apology to CBC Over Sherrod
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsak participated in an emotionally charged meeting with several members of the Congressional Black Caucus Wednesday evening during which he was asked
Social Media Connection: Alfred Edmond Jr.
Who are you connecting with on social media sites? Who's connecting with you? More importantly, why are you connected, and how are you using your
African American Investors are Down, but Not Out
Middle-class African Americans are more likely than whites to have cut back on saving and investing in order to make it through the recession, according
Biz Plan Insider: Don’t Believe These Myths
Beginning today and every Thursday here on the Small Business channel at BlackEnterprise.com, you'll find Biz Plan Insider, a weekly series of posts providing information,
Shirley Sherrod: A Rush to Judgment?
In the last 24 hours, Shirley Sherrod has gone from being portrayed as a racist government official, vilified by conservatives, liberals, and the White House,
No. 34: Cathy Hughes, The Broadcasting Architect
In celebration of our 40th anniversary, Black Enterprise ranks the Titans: The 40 Most Powerful African Americans in Business--and how they shaped our world. Follow
Irony of Sherrod Debacle: Still No Relief for Black Farmers
The Shirley Sherrod story has an ironic twist. For years, black farmers were losing their land and the USDA did nothing to help. They declined