Black business
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GAO Set to Issue Advertising Spending Report
A long-awaited report that details what federal agencies spend on advertising in African American-owned newspapers is finally near completion, according…
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Black Millennial Finds Success in Call Center Industry
At 28, Tavere Johnson Jr. has established himself as an author, creative entrepreneur and, as many who know him say,…
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Richelieu Dennis Purchases Essence Communications
In a deal that reestablishes Essence magazine as a totally, Black and independently-owned entity, Sundial Brands founder Richelieu Dennis recently…
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Support Minority and Women-Owned Banks
The National Bankers Association was founded in 1927, as the Negro Bankers Association, this name was changed to the National…
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Black Businesses Adjust to Gentrification in Shaw
Gentrification in the once largely-black Shaw neighborhood is a microcosm of the town once known as "Chocolate City," as upscale…
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BUSINESS EXCHANGE: Make Black Businesses Matter
Why is it that blacks just want to shake the hand of wooing political candidates with no mention of engaging…
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Barriers To Financing Undermines Black Entrepreneurship
Throughout America, minority communities are being undermined by a problem that may, in some ways, be as pernicious as underfunded…
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Why Access to Capital Still Matters
The lack of access to capital is one of the gravest threats confronting minority-owned businesses and one that has deprived…
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MALVEAUX: Why Black Businesses Struggle to Grow
The most recent data on minority-owned firms in the United States was collected in 2012 (and released at the end…
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Black and Latino Leaders Support Stronger Regulation of Payday and Car-Title Loans
By Charlene Crowell (NNPA News Wire Columnist) For more than a decade, civil rights organizations, labor, clergy, and consumer advocates…
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