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Milwaukee Bucks player Jrue Holiday says he'll donate the rest of his 2020 salary to Black busineses, nonprofits and initiatives.
For the holiday season, theGrio compiled a list of 100 Black businesses where you can #buyBlack and show your support…
Capital One is working with partners like the Black Economic Alliance to create a world where everyone has an equal…
Crystal Etienne is the founder of Ruby Love, a company created to protect those who bleed from menstruation mishaps and…
Professional speaker and business coach L. Michelle Smith says Black women in corporate America are taught to blend in
This week, the Dear Culture Podcast is asking the question: 'Dear Culture, how can the next president help Black businesses…
Fareedah Shaheed, one of the change makers featured on Forbes's 30 Under 30 list this year, teaches online security to…
Pharrell Williams launches Black Ambition initiative for Black and Latino entrepreneurs that includes two lucrative competitions.
Pharaoh's Conclave is one of the startup Black businesses selected to be a part of Google’s Black Founders Fund and…
QuikLiq, which positions itself as the first Black-owned digital alcohol marketplace, is the brainchild of Clark Atlanta University grads.
Cushnie, the fashion label seen on celebrities such as Beyoncé and Michelle Obama, has announced a shut down due to…
An accomplished Black businessman, Devon Henry took on a job the Virginia city says others were unwilling to do.
Issa Rae explains why she wants her revamped production company to set an example for how we can better support…
Daymond John will be hosting Black Entrepreneurs Day on Saturday and 10 businesses will receive a $25,000 grant - no…
There has been an 84% national decline in lending money to Black-owned businesses since 2007 under the SBA lending program.
Greenwood, which draws it name from Black Wall Street, plans to support minority entrepreneurs when it launches in January.
California governor Gavin Newsom announced this week that he'd signed into law a bill mandating diversity on corporate boards.
Glossier, the skincare brand that creates 'products inspired by real life,' announced a $500,000 grant for Black-owned beauty businesses.