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City First CEO Brian Argrett discusses mergering with Broadway Financial of Los Angeles and why minority-led institutions are important.
Khadijah Robinson, the founder of TheNileList.com, calls to make buying Black more than a trend during the country's moment racial…
The 'Donate 1 Post' campaign pairs influencers with small Black businesses to inspire customer engagement through the coronavirus pandemic.Â
A new petition is demanding that Congress level the playing field by helping Black owned businesses stay afloat during the…
Ben's Chili Bowl has been approved for a Paycheck Protection Program loan following a public outcry regarding their extended wait…
Jason Lee's company cleans office spaces amid the coronavirus pandemic – a process that entails assessing the site and spraying…
theGrio launches a new digital series in collaboration with Facebook Watch covering Black-owned businesses striving to stay afloat.
Three brothers, looking to provide economic uplift in their hometown of Louisville, Ky., have decided to open up its first…
Black people make up 12 percent of the U.S. population yet only 3.2 percent of top executive positions within large…
Conversations about reparations and the wage gap aren't going away, so with the help of Professor William Darity, we ask…
The Titan Generator is a micro-accelerator designed to help Black entrepreneurs in the early stages of building their business find…
ANALYSIS: To the surprise of some, the revered cosmetics brand is not Black-owned, as it turns out, but now a…
Melanie Fields, CEO of Flawless Icon, urges prospective entrepreneurs to start small and build as she discusses her journey from…
Just ask attorney and professor, Tiffanie Anderson. Her trip to South Africa years ago inspired her to create an avenue for…
AMC Networks has announced that it will acquire majority control of Robert Johnson's RLJ Entertainment streaming company. The deal will…
Harlem HIIT isn't just a fitness studio, it's a community.
The quarterly gift box contains items inspired by all of these revolutionary women of color...
Coloring Pins was birthed by Essence Hayes, after discovering that she loved wearing pins, Â but never seeing ones that represented
Kalkidan Gebreyohannes was tired of the void she saw for black designers who created high-end, luxury handbags.