Another Web Revolution?
In 2000, as the dot-com bubble was experiencing its last burst, black enterprise assessed how African American-owned sites fared. Littered as the landscape was with
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Banking on (Small) Business
Connecting small business owners and entrepreneurs, financial institutions are leveraging the social networking platform. Two heavyweight online small business communities—American Express’ OPEN Forum and Bank
Money Matters
Securing capital remains a difficult feat for most entrepreneurs. And with banks keeping the purse strings tight, it’s more important than ever to identify out-of-the-way
Making Changes
Richard Battles created a lifetime of memories during his 20-year Naval career. He lived in Japan for nearly three years while assigned aboard the USS
Uplifting the Next Generation
Thirteen years ago, Larry Quick realized there was a growing need for a place where young black men in his Washington, D.C., neighborhood could go
Is Twitter a Fad or a Solid Business Tool?
Businesses large and small are all atwitter about Twitter, a free service that lets users share short messages with many people via computer or cell
Don’t Be Bamboozled
Tips for avoiding financial fraud
Quality Leather Shoes
We review what to look for when picking out a pair of high-quality, leather shoes.
Distressed Property
Ty Foster, Managing Partner, Foster, Lynch, Thomas LLC, and John Simons, Senior Personal Finance Editor, BLACK ENTERPRISE discuss the pros and cons of buying distressed
Legacy Bank
Margaret Henningsen and Deloris Sims, co-founders of Legacy Bank, tackle economic discrimination in their community by opening a bank.