Meet a Gen Y entrepreneur bridging technology, marketing and investing
Lauren Maillian Bias started a vineyard and winery when she was 19 years old, launching her into a world of start-ups, investing, and technology.
Credit scores: The new dating deal-breaker?
According to The New York Times, this question is popping up more and more in the dating scene.
Black Friday 2012: How to beat the savings hype and get the best deals
To help you decide whether to partake in the Black Friday madness, we’ve outlined a few tips and ideas to see if it’s worth your while.
Pastors to fight black-run banks foreclosing on black churches
A group of Los Angeles pastors are protesting the foreclosure proceedings on a number churches, to be executed by a black-owned bank that was created to serve a once-segregated black population.
Black women found affordable, high quality hair extension line
Amizade Hair is a new hair extension company founded by friends Michelle Morant and Kendra Austin that launched this past August.
Filing for bankruptcy? Avoid Toni Braxton's alleged mistakes
Her recent "scandals" could actually happen to anyone if they don’t know the rules or they try to do a runaround the laws. If you are filing, check the bankruptcy laws in your state.
Update on the iPad mini: Rumors fly as anticipation builds
Based on the invitations that have been sent out, it looks like Apple’s going to be making a big announcement next Tuesday, October 23 at 1 p.m. PT.
Soft Sheen founder tells Chicago mayor: 'More blacks in construction!'
Ed Gardner, the 87-year-old founder of Soft Sheen hair care products, met with Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel this week to discuss the lack of African-American construction workers on jobs around the city.
Cincinnati company to pay $325,000 to black workers in settlement
The company reached a settlement with the U.S. Department of Labor’s Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs, putting an end to the race-discrimination case.
Blacks rule reality TV, but BET loses to VH1
Despite being owned by the same company, BET hasn’t been able to capture the success VH1 has seen in reality television. It seems like the network is scared to attempt anything groundbreaking.
