Fashion Designer Launches Online Store, Maison Black, For Black Luxury Designers
Shoppers looking for luxury attire by Black designers now have a one-stop for all their high-end fashion needs.
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Making Spirits Bright: 4 Ways Black Business Owners Can Exceed Customer Expectations This Season and Keep #BuyBlack Going and Growing
This holiday shopping season is shaping up to be similar to last year when records were shattered.
Black Company Raises $2.4 Million To Build Technology For Cross-Border Commerce In Africa
A Black tech startup that provides borderless e-commerce payment services among its offerings, Klasha has raised $2.4 million in seed funding to scale up.
Report: Black Girls Involved In Police Use-Of-Force Incidents Far More Often Than White Girls
A report published Tuesday found that Black girls and teens are involved in police use-of-force incidents far more than their White counterparts.
Exclusive: Lil’ Kim Shares What She Learned From Her New Memoir And Her Other 2021 Projects
New book, new TV show, new movie, new business: Lil' Kim has been busy this year!
Thousands Attend Grand Opening of New Black Wall Street Market in Stonecrest, GA
The New Black Wall Street Market, located in Stonecrest, GA, finally opened its doors last weekend, drawing 10,675 people to its debut.
McDonald’s CEO Under Fire, Says Parents of Fatally Shot Chicago Children ‘Failed Those Kids’
McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski, in a text with Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot, blamed the shooting deaths of two children on their parents.
Study: Black Americans 28% More Likely To Be Dismissed From Bankruptcy Than Non-Black Filers
Black Americans are as much as 28% more likely to be dismissed from bankruptcy proceedings than non-Black bankruptcy filers, contributing to America's widening wealth gap.
After 49 Years in Prison, Black Panther Russell ‘Maroon’ Shoatz Granted ‘Compassionate Release’
Black Panther Russell “Maroon” Shoatz, who served 49 years in prison, with more than 22 years in solitary confinement was freed on Oct. 26.
Federal Judge Rejects Los Angeles County’s Request For Vanessa Bryant to Take a Psychiatric Exam
A federal judge has ruled that Vanessa Bryant won't have to take a psychiatric exam as part of her lawsuit against Los Angeles County.