Study: 11 Percent of African Americans Hope Lottery Wins Will Pay for Kids’ College
Almost 11 percent of those surveyed about financing an education, cited winning the lottery as a means to pay for their kids' college.
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Steve Bannon Lectures Black Businesses on ‘Economic Nationalism’
Steve Bannon, the former chief strategist to President Donald Trump, encouraged a group of southern black business leaders to demand better on Friday.
Monday Motivation: How To Keep Going, From A 102-Year-Old Runner
In her memoir "Can't Nothing Bring Me Down," record-setting runner Ida Keeling shares the motivation that led her to start running in her 60s
His Invention, ‘The Cut Buddy,’ Keep Edges Looking So Sharp, Daymond John Just Invested In It
Cut Buddy CEO and BE Modern Man Joshua Esnard pitched his unique grooming tool on ABC's Shark Tank, and got a deal with Daymond John.
The Road to $1.5 Trillion in Black Buying Power and Dispelling a Common Myth
Black buying power is projected to hit $1.5 trillion by 2021, but can Black America redirect some of this power to rebuilding the black community?
From Laid-Off Marketing Executive to Sought-After Makeup Artist
Tiyana Robinson went from being a laid-off sales and marketing executive to a well-regarded makeup artist in Washington D.C.
What Every Venture Capital Investor Is Thinking When You Pitch Them
Every investor has one major question on their mind: "What is your exit strategy?" i.e.; "How do I cash out my shares and get my
Interview: Christina Milian On Expanding Her Entrepreneurial Venture, Viva Diva Wines
Milian used her savvy to position Viva Diva Wines on her E! Network show "Turned Up" and mentions her wine in her 2015 song We
This Woman’s Plan to Improve the Quality of Life for Dialysis Patients
Eboni Gee a wife, mom, registered nurse and woman on a mission to help dialysis patients and their families discover a new normal for their
What Stages of Venture Fundraising Look Like in the Black Community
Here are the various stages of fundraising and what they typically look like from the perspective of a black entrepreneur.