50 Years After Fair Housing Act, Buying a Home Remains Out of Reach for Many African Americans
Buying a home continues to be out of reach for African Americans, according to a new survey. Here are some solutions according to experts.
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5 Skills Successful Entrepreneurs Possess
Entrepreneurs who succeed tend to possess specific skills others fail to hone. Here are five skills successful entrepreneurs have.
How to Fund the Franchise Business You’ve Always Wanted
Understanding how to fund a franchise business is critical because it could ultimately determine what business you end up purchasing.
5 Winning Ways Entrepreneurs Can Build a Great Customer Service Team
One team essential to the success of your business is your customer service team. Here are five ways to build a great customer service team.
Black-Owned Event Planning Business on Succeeding In the Space
The owner of the Lily V Events, a Philadelphia-based events planning company provides her insights into the events industry.
5 Bad Habits to Avoid to Become a Successful Entrepreneur
Entrepreneurs can sabotage their success with poor habits. A successful entrepreneur achieves by avoiding a few of these bad practices.
Bennett College Names Suzanne Walsh as New President
Bennett College announced that Suzanne Walsh has been tapped to be its next president just days after Phyllis Worthy Dawkins abruptly stepped down.
Black Real Estate Mogul Don Peebles to Create $500 Million Fund for Minority Real Estate Developers
Real estate mogul Don Peebles plans to start a $500 million investment fund for minority property developers in New York, Los Angeles, and South Florida.
Mayvenn Provides Free Hair Extension Installations for Its Customers
Hair industry startup Mayvenn will provide free hair extension installations as part of its new business model in an effort to help stylists flourish.
Billion-Dollar Equity Firm Invests in Harlem Capital Partners for Minority Stake
Global investor TPG is investing in Harlem Capital, a budding investment firm managed by John Henry and three other millennial men of color.