By Christopher Condon Council of Economic Advisers Chair Cecilia Rouse said the Federal Reserve has the White House’s confidence, a day after the central bank […]

By Katie Greifeld Franklin Templeton is transforming two of its mutual funds into exchange-traded vehicles as the conversion trend gathers speed. The $1.55 trillion asset […]

When Robin Pitts, founder of the dance studio Dance Makers, started dancing at 7 years old she didn’t see many people on TV who looked […]

By Rita Nazareth Stocks rallied on speculation that the Federal Reserve will effectively combat surging prices without choking off economic growth. The S&P 500 closed […]

By Claire Ballentine and Charlie Wells When Bitcoin plunged in September, El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele tweeted a version of the three words that have become a […]

By Ranjeetha Pakiam and Eddie Spence Gold held its worst daily loss since late November as investors considered the latest U.S. inflation data and counted […]

It seems no facet of Black American life is safe from disparity. There are inequities in employment, health care, housing, education. Not even Black social […]

In 2015, a Democratic policy adviser was fired from the Arizona Senate after sending emails to her supervisors expressing that she was being paid less […]

Resiliency and passion are two of the greatest characteristics of any entrepreneur. With entrepreneurship, it is possible to quickly see the bigger picture during difficult […]

By Max Abelson Carla Harris, one of the few Black women to rise to the top echelons of Wall Street, is stepping down as Morgan […]

By Rita Nazareth As the Federal Reserve gets ready to wrap up its final meeting of the year, another report showing inflation running hot sank […]

By Leslie Patton As association of Black owners of McDonald’s Corp. franchises says the company needs to do more to reduce the inequities they face, […]

By Laurence Arnold Ernesta Procope, whose insurance company was greeted as the first Black-owned business on the boulevard of American finance when it relocated its […]

During the pandemic, sales of cream liqueur grew by 22.8 percent, found a Nielsen survey. LS Cream Liqueur is part of that growth as the […]

The number of unemployed Black men in the U.S. has grown so much that it’s costing Black communities $50 billion in income every year, a […]

T.I. and Killer Mike are continuing their mission to give back to Atlanta communities by moving ahead with their previously announced plans to revitalize local restaurant Buckhead Seafood. […]

Some people are throwing the phrase “generational wealth” as the be-all-end-all solution to the massive racial wealth gap. But Kevin “KayR” Robinson, co-founder of KayJay […]

Hundreds of Black women in Georgia soon could be getting roughly $800 a month as part of a new initiative to boost financial stability, mental health, and […]