Wells Fargo Commits $60 Billion to Increase African American Homeownership
Wells Fargo has announced a $60 billion lending commitment to create at least 250,000 new African American homeowners in an effort to address the lower
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6 Times Uber’s CEO Got Dragged
Kalanick keeps getting into all sorts of trouble that leaves many Silicon Valley watchers left shaking-their-damn-heads. Social Media is not having it.
National Employee Appreciation Day: Engaging Employees and Keeping Them Happy
National Employee Appreciation Day is March 3 this year. It is a day that is observed annually on the first Friday in March, which was
Morgan State University President Slams Betsy DeVos Over HBCU Remark
Morgan State University president, Dr. David Wilson, told BE that Betsy DeVos' comments were an "unfortunate choice of words, expressed very inartfully."
Teen Vogue Editor Elaine Welteroth on Work, Life, and Balance [Video]
Watch Teen Vogue Editor Elaine Welteroth's interview with Black Enterprise's Selena Hill to discuss her career, finance, and being a woman of power.
‘Little Ballers Indiana’ Docuseries From WNBA Star Skylar Diggins to Premiere on Nickelodeon’s Nicktoons Channel
Dallas Wings WNBA All Star Skylar Diggins is behind a three-part docu-series from, premiering Friday, March 3, that sets out to prove that girls among
Thinking About Snapping Up Snap Stock? You May Want to Think Again…
It’s always worth considering purchasing shares in a tech startup that goes IPO. However, in Snap’s case, you may want to wait until another startup
Civil Rights and Womens Groups Respond to President Trump’s Address to Congress
Civil Rights and Women Groups Respond To President Trump’s Address To Congress with alarming concern over policies impacting women and people of color
Read Across America Day!
In his strip, Yang laments that he and his Indian classmate had no books that allowed them to “see†into each other’s worlds. However, they
Trump Signs Executive Order, Calls HBCUs an ‘Absolute Priority’
On Tuesday, Trump signed an executive order in support of the nation’s historically black colleges and universities; however, the order does not differ in any