This Atlanta Man Is Assembling Portable Hand-washing Stations For The Homeless
This Atlanta man is building hand-washing stations to help a group of people that is among the most vulnerable to the virus—the homeless.
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Meek Mill Has a Coronavirus Prevention Plan for Prisons
Meek Mill's criminal justice organization, REFORM Alliance, has a plan to prevent the coronavirus from spreading behind bars
This Black-Owned Auto Parts Supplier Made $1.2 Billion Last Year
Since entrepreneur Billy Vickers took over Modular Assembly Innovations in 2011, the company has become one of the largest black-owned business in the country.
Black Franchise Owner is Providing Free IHOP Meals in Wake of the Coronavirus Pandemic
Adenah Bayoh is providing free meals to children, parents, and disadvantaged adults from the three IHOP restaurants she owns in New Jersey.
Mark Cuban Believes Bailouts For Companies Should Come With Rules
Mark Cuban told CNBC Wednesday that companies receive federal assistance during the coronavirus pandemic should be barred from stock buybacks.
Black Women Founders Share Business Tips and Big Announcements at the Black Women Talk Tech Conference
Entrepreneurs, investors, techies, and aspiring founders were inspired and empowered at the fourth annual Black Women Talk Tech Roadmap to Billions Conference.
Study: Black and Hispanic Workers Much Less Likely to Work From Home
According to a study from the Economic Policy Group, fewer than one in five black workers and roughly one in six Hispanic workers can work
Get Counted in the Census While You’re Quarantined During the Coronavirus Crisis
Communities are depending on people to be counted in the 2020 Census for funding. Get counted while you're quarantined for the coronavirus.
Michelle Sneed Opens Up About Serving As First Female President At Tyler Perry Studios
The veteran TV and film production executive talks about making history as the first female president at Tyler Perry Studios. She offers career insights, advice,
Major League Baseball and MLBPA Donate $1 Million to Emergency Food Services
Major League Baseball and its players association have made a joint donation of $1 million to help fight hunger due to the coronavirus crisis.