Woman of Power of the Week: Gina Adams
International lawyer Gina Adams heads FedEx's government affairs office, regularly making news as a powerful lobbyist and one of D.C.'s best dressed.
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Harvard-Bound Immigrant Learned English in the Library
"I went to the library often," Zime says of how she learned the language. It helped that all her classes were in English, but she
Should African Americans Buy Term Or Whole Life Insurance To Build Generational Wealth?
There’s a close-knit relationship between the black community and life insurance companies, with at least 60% of middle market African Americans (those 25 to 64
Black-Owned Business Gets Unexpected Funding From QuickBooks
When the QuickBooks team discovered Pound Cake, a minority-owned makeup brand that focuses on diverse skin tones, they followed their Indiegogo...
Tax-Filing Tips for African Americans After Republican Tax Plan Passes
One of the best ways for taxpayers to make this potentially atrocious time, in wake of the new Republican tax plan, less stressful is to
The Quest to Make An HBCU “Unicorn”
Often times, the reason for unsuccessful startups is a lack of capital. Hadiyah Mujhid, former founder of Black Founders created HBCU.VC to solve for that.
32 Years of Covering America’s Most Admired CEO, Kenneth Chenault
One of most dynamic business leaders we've covered during the past 32 years has been AmEX CEO Kenneth I. Chenault, who will retire on February
Former TV Doctor Donald Faison Talks About Saving Real Lives
Donald Faison stopped by Black Enterprise to discuss his commitment to help people prevent chronic diseases and live a healthier life.
Helping Women of Faith Build Their Brand Online
Built to Impact is an agency helping women of faith build their brand in the online space so they can expand their reach, and amplify their
8 Hot Side Hustles for 2018
Reportedly, more than 44 million Americans have a side hustle. So whether you're looking to make a few extra dollars on the side to get out