Getting the Green Conversation Started
Black Enterprise gathered top-level executives from businesses and organizations within the energy industry in Washington Tuesday to discuss how African Americans can participate in the
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Energy Experts to Blacks: Think Green
If African Americans hope to not only participate in the emerging green economy but also play a significant role in getting and creating jobs in
Andersons Complete Year of ‘Buying Black’
The Empowerment Experiment's Anderson family discuss the successes that kept them empowered, the struggles that challenged them, and why they won’t be continuing the experiment.
Met Museum Pays Tribute to Eunice Johnson
On Monday some of the biggest names in fashion, publishing, and politics paid tribute to Eunice W. Johnson, fashion icon, and a founder of Ebony
Congressional Leaders Begin Reconciling Healthcare Bills
When members of the U.S. House of Representatives return to Washington this week, they will fully immerse themselves in the daunting task of reconciling the
The Homebuyer’s Toolkit: Condo or Co-Op?
If shoveling snow, mowing the lawn, and general maintenance is not up your alley then purchasing a condo or a cooperative (co-op) might be a
Black Broadcasting Network Launches on Verizon Fios
The Black Broadcasting Network has inked its first distribution deal with Verizon Fios TV Video on Demand.
Black Unemployment Spikes to 16%
As the beleaguered economy hobbles along, employers shed 85,000 jobs last month holding the unemployment rate steady compared to November, but shooting up from 7.4%
Golf Pioneer William Powell Dies
William Powell, an African American visionary who designed, built, owned and operated his own golf course, died on Dec. 31 at Aultman Hospital in Canton,
Remembering Percy E. Sutton
"Mentor, media mogul, entrepreneur, friend, WWII fighter, “The Chairman,†or just simply Dad or Uncle Jimmy are all ways in which family and friends remembered