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Business Black-Owned Bandage Company Got Boost from ‘Shark Tank’s Mark Cuban That Led to Them Raking In $130,000 In Six Days
Business Just Two Years After Launching, This Black-Owned Eyewear Brand Inks Deal to Create Nickelodeon Children’s Eyewear Line
Business This Texas Native Went From Homelessness to Being Tapped By the Government to Help Small Business Owners Navigate Their Bottom Line
Business ‘A Real Opportunity’: Detroit-Based Bank Expands to Minneapolis and Makes History as the City’s First Black-Owned Bank
Business Kevin Hart Merges Laugh Out Loud Network with Hartbeat Productions to Create ‘A New Era In Comedy’
Business NYC Entrepreneur Believes You Don’t Have to ‘Move Out of Your Neighborhood to Live In a Better One,’ Opens Business In Low-Income South Bronx Community to Break the Cycle
Business New York AG Letitia James, U.S. Government Initiate Lawsuit Against Repeat Offender MoneyGram for Unfair Practices
Business Former NFL Player Gerome Sapp Created an App Where Sneaker Heads Can Move Beyond Buying Collectibles to Making Money from Their Obsession
Business Venture Capital Firms Pledged to Write More Checks to Black Women Post George Floyd, But They’ve Fallen Short of That Promise
Business Angela Yee Is Quietly Building a Business Empire Outside of Her Morning Gig on the ‘Breakfast Club’
Business ‘Take Us Beyond Reaction’: City of Berkeley Approves Reparations Initiative for Black Americans
Business Black Entrepreneur Used His Entire Life Savings to Launch a Scheduling App. Now It’s Worth Over $3 Billion Less Than 10 Years Later.
Business NYC Mayor Eric Adams Is Taking a Stand Against Wells Fargo, City Government Won’t Open Any More Accounts Over Banks ‘Persisting Track Record of Discrimination’
Business Florida Joins Growing Number of States to Share the Responsibility with Parents to Teach Financial Literacy; The Course Is Now Required for High School Students
