4 Secrets to Success From Mathew Knowles
Mathew Knowles, accomplished businessman, educator and author—and yes, Beyonce's dad, shares valuable keys to high achievement.
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#BlackBizMatters: 10 Black-Owned Counterparts to Your Favorite Tech
“Build our own†is a strong sentiment from the Black Enterprise audience, whenever we cover inequality in business or when we write articles about the
#WellnessWednesday: Wake Up Better
We can’t get out of the bed in the morning, and it’s no surprise why. According to the National Sleep Foundation, 60% of us wake
Happy Mom, Unhappy Mom: Secure Your Oxygen Mask Before Helping Others
Have you ever been called selfish when you’ve done something just for you? Do you sometimes feel guilty after taking time for yourself? If so,
Airbnb Honors National Voting Rights Act
If you logged into Airbnb last Saturday, you may have seen this image: The company used its platform’s homepage to honor the Voting Rights
The Kanye Effect: This 90s Hip Hop Duo Is Unveiling Their Sneaker Line Next
Kanye West dropped his wildly popular Yeezy Boost adidas sneaker line last year causing consumer frenzy—his kicks originally priced around $250 resell at markup for
Standout Student Earns College Degree Before High School Diploma
During his senior year Crum walked away receiving the Dallas County Short Story Award for 2015, Dallas County Math & Science Contest 2015, Class President,
Black Philanthropy: Causes that Matter for Black Lives (and a Thriving Society)
The following was written by Halima Leak Francis and Natalie Ossenfort. Sports legend, Michael Jordan’s recent donations to the International Association of Chiefs of Police
Can Wealthy Colleges Do More to Support Low-Income Students?
But a large endowment doesn’t translate into largesse. According to the report, nearly half of these schools are in the bottom 5% nationally in enrolling
4 Crucial Steps Millennials Need To Take Before Buying A Franchise
Franchising offers a unique opportunity for Millennials who may not have prior business experience to work for themselves while avoiding the vulnerability that’s part of