Obama’s Second Term Sets a New Beginning for Inclusion and Activism
The ceremony's significance was that his return to the Oval Office could no longer be seen as a fluke, rejection of an unpopular president nor
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Chipotle Announces New Catering Service
Chipotle catering will allow groups to customize their own individual burritos and bowls, at home.
Will There be Enough Chicken Wings for the Super Bowl?
With reduced productions and the return of the NHL, will there be enough wings for Super Bowl Sunday?
Coco Austin Decoded: ‘There’s Not Just Beauty Behind Her Empire’
Coco Austin may be the beauty behind the popular E! reality show “Ice Loves Coco†but she’s also apparently the business brains (no disrespect, Ice!).
The NAACP Joins the Battle Against New York City’s Soda Ban
NAACP feels the Soda Ban will burden and disproportionally impact minority-owned businesses
Annual Survey Ranks Technology As the World’s Most-Trusted Industry
According to the Edelman Trust Barometer findings, technology is the most-trusted industry, beating out the automotive and food and beverages industries.
Got the Flu? There’s an App For That
Flu Defender, an iPhone application, provides users with flu-prevention strategies and a quiz people can take to make a general assessment about whether or not
Black Hackers Involved in National Day of Civic Hacking
The White House announced on Tuesday the National Day of Civic Hacking, which is scheduled to take place on June 1-2, will include citizens, software
Constantly Changing Gigs? Here’s Why You Should Set Some Roots
While changing jobs may not necessarily be bad for young workers, doing so too frequently could come back to haunt them.
A Diminishing Legacy: Postal Job Cuts Threaten Black Middle Class
U.S. Postal Service having eliminated 168,000 jobs since 2006. More cuts are expected, meaning more economic challenges for minorities.