By Katia Dmitrieva and Claire Ballentine Americans who were dreading the burden of resuming student-loan repayments in February got a reprieve from President Joe Biden, […]

By Martine Paris Shopping on social networks such as Facebook, TikTok and WeChat is going to grow three times faster than sales from traditional channels […]

A Missouri mother’s Christmas gift to her children was supposed to serve as a tool to help teach them financial responsibility but instead has caused […]

By Jenny Surane, Sridhar Natarajan and Hannah Levitt Wall Street’s push to refill office towers across the country has been derailed again. This time it’s […]

No matter what time of the year, ice cream sells. In fact, about 6.4 billion pounds of ice cream and frozen yogurt were produced in […]

By Vildana Hajric U.S. equities pared back gains while Treasuries extended losses as traders braced for the start of a potentially volatile year and three […]

Real estate development is an overwhelmingly white industry. For Black developers it’s often difficult to get access to investment, equity, and opportunities. A newly launched […]

T-Pain has blown fans’ minds after sharing statistics for the number of streams from various platforms that it takes for an artist to earn $1. The […]

Shaquille O’Neal is jumping on the new NFT bandwagon to do good deeds. The NBA legend recently partnered with The Notables to create unique images of himself and sell them. […]

Access to additional money–whether it be seed capital or just additional funds–is necessary for entrepreneurial growth. For Black Americans, the opportunity to compete for business […]

McDonald’s Corp. on Friday reached a settlement with two Black franchise owners who sued the corporation, alleging the company gave preferential treatment to white franchisees. […]

Uncle Snoop is letting people know not to mess with his name. The West Coast rap legend has moved to take legal action against the creators […]

Kenan Thompson is teaming up with John Ryan Jr. and founding a new production company called Artists for Artists. Their first official project will be to […]

Since her hit series “Insecure,” Issa Rae has tapped into other avenues, including the hair care beauty with her line Sienna Naturals. However, when it came to […]

GN Bank, the last Black-owned bank in Chicago, is struggling to stay afloat despite financial support being offered by local politicians.  The troubled institution has […]

Public speaker, filmmaker, journalist, and gentrification expert Jarrett “King” Williams has been educating the masses on the impacts of gentrification since 2007, and after spending some time […]

After graduating from Morehouse College having studied international relations and business, tAndrew Welburn is the owner and operator of seven McDonald’s franchise stores spread across the Raleigh-Durham […]

Ever since franchising her hair salon business earlier this year, Dana White, 45, says her business acumen has become acute.  “For the entrepreneur that’s going […]