Quincy Newell Talks the Power of Thinking and Acting Like an Owner
Film and entertainment exec shares career advice and thoughts about his impact on the African American community
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(Part I) Dead Platform Walking: Why Google+ May Be On its Way Out
Google is phasing out many of the capabilities and features of its Google+ platform, using it as a purely social media tool.
[WATCH] Ludacris, Big Boi, Egypt Sherrod, Michael B. Jordan, and More Attend Fantastic Four Screening
Celebrities and influencers attend Fantastic Four movie screening in Atlanta.
(Part I) Veteran Tech CEOs Tell Stories of Bias in Silicon Valley
Two veteran tech company CEOs talk about the racial discrimination they've faced in the tech community
10 Online Resources to Help You Help Your Child
U.S. Department of Education list of online resources for parents.
$40 Million Secret? Michael Jordan’s Nike Endorsement Details Revealed
A court case has exposed what is being touted as one of Nike's biggest kept secrets: exact figures on Micheal Jordan's multimillion-dollar endorsement deal.
Louis Stokes, Ohio’s First Black Congressman, Dies
Louis Stokes, Ohio's first African-American Congressan, died late Tuesday. He was 90.
The Birth of a Brand: Several Factors Go Into Creating a Strong One
In the business world, your brand is your personality, your identity, and the relationship that you have with others; nurturing a new brand is so
NFL’s Ryan Broyles: A Million-Dollar Man Living on a $60,000 Budget
Detroit Lions wide receiver Ryan Broyles advocates for financial fitness for peers and youth
How First Generation College Students Can Face Down Their Challenges
First generation college students can make a smooth transition to college if they join groups, learn how to ask for help, and tap into school