Coronavirus Outbreak Triggers Job Layoffs And Other Economic Effects
The fallout from the spread of the coronavirus is beginning to hit the job market as companies in America have begun laying off workers.
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Airbnb Hosts See Decline In Bookings Due To Coronavirus
Airbnb is seeing a severe drop in bookings and revenue due to coronavirus outbreak.
Chick-fil-A Is Bringing Its Sauce To Retail Stores to Help Its Employees Go To College
Chick-fil-A is selling its dipping sauces in retail stores in Florida to raise money for college scholarships for its employees.
Cory Booker Says Jim Clyburn Called Joe Biden An ‘Honorary Black Man’
Sen. Cory Booker told people at a fundraiser for Joe Biden on Monday that Majority Whip Jim Clyburn referred to Biden as an "honorary black
Byron Allen Makes $8.5 Billion Cash Bid For Tegna Station Group
Media entrepreneur and mogul Byron Allen has made an offer with his media company, Allen Media, to buy Tegna Station Group.
Report: Companies Are Changing Their Sick Leave Policies Due To Coronavirus Outbreak
The coronavirus has forced companies to rethink their paid sick leave policies.
Meet The CEO Who Is Helping Manage America’s Busiest Airport
Dr. Kofi Smith is the CEO of the Atlanta Airlines Terminal Company (AATC), which oversees America's busiest airport.
PepsiCo Acquires Rockstar Energy Beverages for $3.85 Billion
PepsiCo has acquired the popular energy soft drink company Rockstar Energy Beverages for $3.85 billion.
VP Nadia Quarles Relies on Her Intuition to Take Risks She Won’t Regret
Black Enterprise's Portraits of Power series brings you candid insights from exceptional women leaders, such as University of Chicago VP Nadia Quarles
Tony March Talks About Transition From Poverty to Running One of the Nation’s Most Lucrative Black-Owned Businesses
In his new book "Paying It Backward," the successful businessman opens up about facing poverty, racism, homelessness, and sexual abuse.