By Charlie Wells and Claire Ballentine Savvy undergraduates know the path to a career on Wall Street: Lock down summer internships by sophomore year — […]

By Jeff Green The Buy Black movement that emerged following the social unrest and unequal impact of the pandemic in 2020 continued to find support in […]

By Olivia Rockeman and Alex Tanzi U.S. credit-card bills jumped sharply last quarter as Americans returned to pre-pandemic spending habits.  Credit-card balances increased every quarter […]

Sharing your own experience about entrepreneurism and the realities of today’s racial wealth gap is one way to make a difference when it comes empowering […]

By Raeedah Wahid Sentiment among U.S. small businesses fell in January as owners remained wary of high inflation, worker shortages and future economic conditions. The […]

Serena Jameka Williams is the greatest women’s tennis player to ever pick up a racquet and arguably the best athlete ever, male or female. A winner of 23 […]

The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and the Child Tax Credit (CTC) could be used by the government to help close the wealth gap, according to […]

By Katia Dmitrieva Black workers in the U.S. saw an improvement in their jobs situation last month, as more men and women returned to the […]

By Vildana Hajric and Stephen Kirkland U.S. stocks fell, dragged lower by tech shares, as investors assessed the outlook for monetary policy ahead of key […]

There are a ton of places in New York City to take a cycle class, and Tammeca Rochester tried more than a few. But none […]

Former UConn head coach and player Kevin Ollie, who was wrongfully terminated in 2018, was awarded a settlement in January 2022 of about $11.2 million after […]

Two University of Michigan students created a solution to a problem plaguing many Black and brown college students attending predominantly white colleges and universities by […]

Before releasing his new album, rapper Yo Gotti sat down with Complex magazine to drop some “Free Game” about finances. In a clip shared on Instagram by […]

Auto insurance commercials often brag about the discounts they give to safe drivers. But African-American drivers are still paying more – even if they have […]

By Charlie Wells, Claire Ballentine and Paulina Cachero Half of America’s workers are ready to pile pressure on their employers. They’ve spent the past two […]

Small businesses will find grant funding opportunities not only from organizations, but also state and federal government agencies. These government agencies often partner with the […]

Despite the challenging business conditions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the state of Georgia actually saw a boost in Black-owned businesses. Georgia experienced a 40 […]

By Claire Ballentine and Suzanne Woolley Millions of ordinary investors rode Facebook on the way up, whether they fully realized it or not. Now, they’d […]