When Karla Trotman was growing up, she watched her parents, Jim and Sheila Wallace, develop their business, Electro Soft Incorporated, from the family kitchen to […]

A racial-equity audit was one of 17 proposals rejected by Alphabet Inc. shareholders. Alphabet Inc. is Google’s parent company. The “no” decision was handed down […]

By Prashant Gopal US mortgage rates dipped slightly for the third straight week of declines. The average for a 30-year loan was 5.09%, down slightly […]

By Jarrell Dillard A group of senators is demanding an accounting from the Agriculture Department on how much progress it’s made in addressing historic discrimination […]

The U.S. Department of Justice has settled a lawsuit against two rental properties in Georgia that the DOJ claimed discriminated against Black elderly or disability […]

By Paulina Cachero  Roaring inflation is testing how loyal US consumers are to their banks. With soaring prices stretching household budgets, consumers are increasingly switching banks […]

Over the past two years, there has been has been a focus on increasing diversity on the corporate boardrooms of the nation’s largest companies. So far, […]

A Black-owned distillery has announced the release of a new bourbon whiskey brand named after the first North American settlement that allowed people of African […]

By Abhinav Ramnarayan Rapper Snoop Dogg has bought two of the nonfungible tokens created by former Barclays Plc trader Ovie Faruq.  The tokens, part of […]

As the founder of the first Black-owned asset manager, John Rogers believes ethnically diverse managers are still not receiving adequate funding compared to their white […]

By Alex Tanzi More than a third of Americans earning at least $250,000 annually say they are living paycheck to paycheck, underscoring how inflation is […]

NBA Hall of Famer Tracy McGrady is working to expose the world to the players overlooked in basketball through his newest venture, Ones Basketball League (OBL). The […]

The racial reckoning that followed the police killing of George Floyd in May 2020 brought in a slew of pledges of diversity initiatives from major […]

Since 2020, Black Americans have experienced job gains, but as inflation sets in these gains are fragile. The gains have been significant. Employment of Black […]

 “It was an opportunity that came to us, me and my wife, and it made sense. Hearing the whole spectrum of what they were going […]

The Black Caucus Foundation of Michigan (BCFM) has opened up millions of dollars to Black contractors, state funds previously unavailable to the community. The goal […]

An online business banking platform targeting Black and Brown Americans has acquired a private membership club for Black professionals with the intention of empowering people […]

While most 14-year-olds are preparing to graduate middle school or finish their first year in high school, an Oklahoma teenager is slated to graduate from […]