March Madness is in full swing, and through the upsets and the glories, one thing remains: the NCAA and its schools will reap the financial […]

Most Black Americans think more police reforms are needed to ensure racial equality, but most are not confident it is not going to happen anytime […]

History has been made again in President Joe Biden’s administration. This week, with a bipartisan Senate confirmation, a Black woman will be named the director […]

A West African architect who won a prestigious industry prize makes it a point to build with local materials and artisans from his home country. […]

By Vildana Hajric Technology companies led gains in stocks on Friday, with traders weighing mixed signals from the peace talks between Russia and Ukraine amid […]

When a single mother of two learned about a retirement savings concept called FIRE, she was able to retire with more than $900,000 in investments. […]

Business grants and pitches are competitive — as all entrepreneurs are always searching for funding and free exposure. In addition to developing a strategy for […]

Businesses that took out a COVID Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) are once again getting a reprieve from repayment. The Small Business Administration is again […]

The retirement strategies of millennials and Gen Z’s are not your grandmother’s retirement plan. Millennial and Gen Z investors say that crypto is part of […]

By Evan Weinberger President Joe Biden’s cryptocurrency executive order put the nation’s two federal consumer protection regulators front and center in regulating digital money. The […]

Pop superstar Rihanna is entering into the Metaverse. Her successful beauty brand Fenty filed for a Fenty trademark, which indicates a Metaverse move. The nine-time […]

By Claire Ballentine Think of it as “buy now, pay later, pay later… and pay again after that.”  Nearly a quarter of respondents in a recent […]

Mark Zuckerberg recently announced that his company plans to introduce NFTs into Instagram in the “near term.” Zuckerberg was speaking at the South by Southwest […]

In 2021, Blacks owned approximately 124,551 businesses in the United States. Still, this only accounts for a mere 2.2 of the employer-owned businesses in the U.S. It remains harder for […]

By Charlie Wells and Claire Ballentine America’s central bank increased its benchmark interest rate on Wednesday, pushing it up by a quarter percentage point. The hike […]

Black Americans are using digital-only banks as their primary financial institution more than any other ethnic group in the U.S., a new analysis from business […]

By Alice Kantor and Claire Ballentine Move over, real estate. Used-car prices are rising so quickly that some consumers are selling their vehicles for a tidy […]

Major League Soccer is following up with its 2020 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion iniatives. On March 10, MLS announced that it will leverage a historic $25 […]