You’d think that more Black representation in executive leadership would lead to more Black coaches hired, but the odd thing is both hired white head […]

Two years ago, Mmekom Udosen was so moved by the police murder of George Floyd and the idea of Black collective economics that she opened […]

By Suzanne Woolley Retirement savers entered 2022 with average 401(k) balances at a record high. Just in a few weeks, the the return tables have reversed […]

Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly and Company, HCA Healthcare and Bank of America have teamed up to invest $55 million in the Jumpstart Nova fund launched […]

Applying for small business grants is no easy feat. There is no set template; each application comes with its own set of questions. While it […]

By Jonathan Levin and Claire Ballentine The unceasing demand for U.S. real estate has pushed average home values over seven figures in hundreds of cities […]

Deion Sanders and the Jackson State Tigers continue to be in the news for all the right reasons. That was no different on Wednesday as five-star […]

Designer Brands Inc., the parent company of Designer Shoe Warehouse, has made a $2 million investment to invest in what reportedly is billed as the […]

By Charlie Wells, Claire Ballentine and Suzanne Woolley  Investors knew this year would be different. But lately, they’ve been getting a lesson in just how different […]

Macellum Capital Management, an activist investment firm that invests in undervalued companies, has formed a firm to invest in Black- and minority-owned or -led businesses […]

One of the most iconic video games in history is Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out!!. Nintendo released the Punch-Out!! video game in 1983 and struck a deal to use […]

By Devon Pendleton Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is paying its top executives vast sums in a war for talent on Wall Street. It hopes that […]

Home prices are on the rise, making homeownership unaffordable for many Americans. There are only 245,300 homes currently for sale to those earning the U.S. […]

Following a rash of Black business closings at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Black businesses have bounced back. There has been a surge nationwide […]

By Allison McNeely  People moving to some of the hottest U.S. real estate markets have nearly 30% more to spend on homes than locals, highlighting […]

By Claire Ballentine  Most everywhere you look on Wall Street, interest rates are going up. For everyday savers: not so much. The two-year U.S. Treasury yield had […]

An estimated $68 trillion will be transferred from U.S. households to heirs and charities over the next 25 years, and Black Americans might miss out […]

By Allison McNeely  For Atlanta real estate agent Jamie Douglas, a dearth of inventory has made it almost impossible to take on new clients hunting for […]