This Week in Tech Racism
Happy Presidents Day! In this week in tech racism: Trump; a new study from the Society for Human Resource Management reveals a hurdle to overcome
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5 Ways to Build a Business Empire Like ‘Treehouse Master’ Pete Nelson
Although not every entrepreneur will have the luxury of starring in his or her own reality show (“We’ve got what is essentially an hour-long commercial
8 Productivity Hacks to Lower Your Stress This Year
Looking for new tips and hacks to increase productivity and reduce stress? Well, here you go -- 8 tricks and apps that minimize distractions and
In New York City, Tipping Your Uber Driver May Become Mandatory
An organization representing independent taxi drivers, sent a petition to the Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) to require to force Uber to offer passengers the
Here’s How I Got $80,000 In Revenue With My Small Business in Little Over a Year
It didn't take very long to understand, that not only was there a need for this service, but it was being sought after by many
How One Millennial Landed a Directorship in Under Four Years
If you still think that millennials should have their names posted in history as the lost generation, you’re obviously hanging around the wrong crowd. You
Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union Setup His & Hers Popup Shop For NBA All-Star Weekend
Dwyane Wade, of the Chicago Bulls and his wife, actress Gabrielle Union, are each debuting some exclusive merchandise and products that they've been working on
Microsoft Set to Kick off Major Event for Small Business Owners Across the Country
Small businesses account for 55% of employment in the U.S., according to the Small Business Administration. And the 28 million small business owners and entrepreneurs
Congress Wants to Charge This Age Thousands of Dollars More for Health Insurance
Under the Affordable Care Act (aka Obamacare), health insurance issuers are allowed to vary rates based on age, but by no more than a 3:1
Here’s What You Missed At The Harlem Literary Brunch
The Harlem Literary Brunch was a hungry reader’s delight that offered the opportunity to connect with esteemed black authors during a delicious brunch.