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The startup lets users send, receive, and spend bitcoin and Nigerian naira
Yele Bademosi is launching Bundle, an app that allows users to receive and spend bitcoin and naira, to give the country a foothold in cryptocurrency.
One entrepreneur decided to take matters into her own hands and created a product that protects our melanin.
Shontay Lundy founded Black Girl Sunscreen after becoming frustrated with the limited options for women with her skin tone during the summer months.
NFL Wife Ashley Peterson Runs Her Own Cosmetics Company
Ashley Peterson, married to NFL star Adrian Peterson, loves her roles as wiife and mother but also as CEO of her own cosmetics company
Fall Asleep to Diddy With a Free Meditation From Audible
Diddy teamed up with Audible and Thrive Global to offer a free sleep meditation as part of a new collection to help people get a better night’s sleep
Racial-ethnic data is needed to assure the program is being fairly implemented in distributing those funds properly.
Rep. Ayanna Pressley announced that she and other members of the Congressional Black Caucus are pushing to collect racial data for COVID-19 business loans.
Some customers have struggled in recent weeks to secure delivery slots due to high demand amid social distancing orders.
As the demand for online groceries grows during the coronavirus pandemic, Instacart, will hire 250,000 more workers after hiring 300,000 last month.
Major chains are reluctant to upset shoppers and become exposed on social media by turning customers away.
Retailers are struggling with how to convince their customers to follow requirements by states that everyone traveling outdoors wear a face mask.
The platform aims to close the digital divide for black-owned small businesses in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The National Business League unveiled a new $1.8 million platform to close the digital divide for black-owned small businesses in response to COVID-19.
The tech company has provided a business development grant to support small businesses impacted by COVID-19 across the country.
The National Association for the Self-Employed (NASE) is announcing new relief initiative with Dell to support the small business community amid COVID-19.
The film crew had access to him in the locker room, in the training room, at home, and while he was on the road.
ESPN reports that the late Los Angeles Laker Kobe Bryant hired an all-access film crew to document his final season in the NBA.
“That’s the only way he thinks he can possibly win.”
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden said he believes President Trump will try to delay the November election amid the coronavirus outbreak.
The program ran out of $350 billion in less than two weeks as major hotel and restaurant chains received funds.
More than 200 companies applied for funding from the Paycheck Protection Program that was billed for small businesses to stay afloat during the pandemic.
The pandemic means re-prioritizing rather than changing gears completely.
With the COVID-19 pandemic bringing the travel industry to a halt, entrepreneurs are finding new ways to adapt to the new coronavirus reality.
“I created Our Fair Share to help entrepreneurs play on an even playing field and give them a chance to survive with the hope to thrive.”
Sean 'Diddy' Combs launches Our Fair Share, a platform built to help minority entrepreneurs and small businesses access much-needed funds
Katrina Adams is Donating Plasma to Help Others After Winning Her Match Against COVID-19
As the COVID-19, or the novel coronavirus, pandemic worsens, major corporations have been stepping up their efforts to offer relief programs to communities
Toyota Motor North America is spreading awareness in a new CSA and CVS Health is offering free testing for patients amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
There has been a surge in the growth of online businesses that are thriving in the digital space.
As brick-and-mortar stores close due to coronavirus, and online shopping increases, entrepreneurs have found new opportunities to expand.
Former tennis pro turned tennis world executive, Katrina Adams, shares her COVID-19 story and how she is now helping others to fight the virus by donating her plasma with Caroline Clarke Graves streaming on Black Enterprise's LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Youtube pages TODAY at 12 PM EST!
Residents in Orleans Parish are dying of COVID-19 coronavirus at an alarming rate.
Residents in Orleans Parish are dying of COVID-19 coronavirus at an alarming rate. It had the highest per-capita death rate of all U.S. counties.
Tyler Perry is Reportedly Working on a Safe Way to Reopen His Atlanta Studio Complex - Black Enterprise
Tyler Perry is reportedly working on a plan to safely restart his TV and film production projects at his sprawling 330-acre studio in Atlanta, Georgia.
Saint Lucia is enforcing a partial shutdown and curfew from 7 PM to 5 AM to try to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
Saint Lucia's chief medical officer, Dr. Sharon Belmar-George, stated that the island has a 100% recovery rate for all 15 patients who had the coronavirus
While many have tried to quantify her success by measuring how well she does her job, Berry is proud of her ability to bounce back and pivot.
The fight against climate change has been a hot topic in the news within the last few years after observations show how our waste is adversely affecting the environment.
“I have three words to describe the relationship: A necessary evil”
Restaurants are suffering due to the high service fees delivery apps charge and now restaurant owners are fighting back with a class-action lawsuit
The numbers are an indication that although Americans are hurting financially, they want the government to choose people over profits.
A poll released earlier this week showed the majority of Americans want the government to focus on public safety in its coronavirus response.
Since most Americans are working or getting an education at home, the demand for hair and skincare products is falling.
Quarantine restrictions have been implemented for over a month in most parts of the U.S. and personal grooming routines are staring to fall.
The COVID-19 pandemic is an unprecedented time when “everyone should step up to lead, no matter your title or seat” she said.
Morgan Stanley's Carla Harris notes that crisis creates openings for everyone to tap into their inner leadership potential
The hair color is safe for both children and adults, and is even popular with a lot of men.
Meet Electra S. Davis, founder of Mysteek Naturals, a popular line of chemical-free hair color products now celebrating having her products sold by Walmart
The Houston hot girl is hitting the books in pursuit of a bachelor’s degree at Texas Southern University (TSU).
Rapper Megan Thee Stallion says shes inspired by her late Mom to pursue a B.A. at Texas Southern University despite her fame.
The online brokerage is a popular mobile app and service used to purchase stocks with no extra commission fee like its competitors.
Robinhood Markets Inc., backed by rap superstar, Jay-Z, is close to raising new funding at a valuation of about $8 billion.
The G League has recently announced several high school prospects who have chosen to bypass college to play in the G League.
NBA's G League is considering the possibility of utilizing the late Kobe Bryant's Mamba Sports Academy to house its newly formed "Select Team"
“We call upon leaders from across the global African community including political leaders, social activists, artists and other leaders to join in this effort.”
Ugandan politician and musician Bobi Wine is helping to airlift Africans and African-Americans out of China amid discrimanation claims.
Financing from the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) is getting a cool reception from black business owners.
Results are in from a new national survey of small black-owned businesses conducted by Creative Investment Research on the Paycheck Protection Program
Meek Mill, Jay-Z, and Madonna Team Up to Send 100,000 More Masks to Jails and Prisons - Black Enterprise
The criminal justice reform org founded by Meek Mill and Jay-Z partnered with Madonna's foundation to send additional aid to U.S. correctional facilities.
“How Black Business Can Survive COVID-19”
Harvard Business School professor Steven S. Rogers' podcast is a must listen for black businesses seeking funds from the SBA's Paycheck Protection Program
Fatigued from having to get ready for your next video conference call? Let’s face it, we’re all there.
You might be tired of video conference calls, but you still have to show up as your best self. Here are some tips for your next meeting.
This global live-streaming comedy event will be live-streamed on May 9th
The Feeding America Comedy Festival will be live streamed May 9 and features comedians Kevin Hart, Chris Rock, Eddie Murphy and a host of other comedians
A poll conducted by the Harvard Institute of Politics, shows 60% of 18- to 29- year-olds across the country support Biden
A new study shows Joe Biden has a sizable lead among young voters, who are gathering together to fight against Trump being reelected.
How can your company get its fair share of dollars from the PPP program?
To gain the answers to the questions and more, join Congresswoman Joyce Beatty, Congressman Dwight Evans, Black Enterprise Chief Content Officer Derek T. Dingle and other leading experts for the Congressional Black Caucus Telephone Town Hall for Small Business. https://buff.ly/2S7ABXf
As the class of 2020 faces the realities of finishing out their high school careers at home, the College Board was able to surprise 25 recipients
In efforts to support students and families across the nation amid COVID-19, College Board awarded high school students $40,000 for college.
Ignore the urge to venture out to these businesses so soon
Jermaine Dupri is urging black people to ignore the urge to venture out to these businesses so soon in th emidst of the coronavirus pandemic
The two-hour special surpassed BET Network’s initial fundraising goal of $10 million
Saving Our Selves, a two-hour special to benefit black communities impacted by the coronavirus, raised over $16 million for the BET COVID-19 Relief Fund.
A national group of black faith and civil rights leaders are encouraging communities to avoid shopping and recreational activities in Georgia
Black leaders around the country are urging people in Georgia to stay home in order to protect themselves and their communities.
Move over Jay-Z, you have company in the Hip Hop billionaire’s room!
Forbes has determined that the net worth estimate for Kanye West is $1.3 billion, which surpasses his sister-in-law, Kylie Jenner by $300 million.
COVID-19 has reignited the conversation on healthy disparities. These black women at Pfizer have worked to address these inequalities. https://buff.ly/3538ldn
Black women at Pfizer are making significant contributions to the company’s innovation and advancing the health of communities of color
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Katrina Adams is Donating Plasma to Help Others After Winning Her Match Against COVID-19
#OnTheClock with Caroline Clarke Graves: Carla Harris gives three things that you have to do if you find yourself in a leadership position during these chaotic times: Be visible. Be transparent. Be empathetic.
Unstoppable! Carla's Pearls for Unprecedented Times
Empowering Small Businesses During COVID-19 A live conversation with Maxine Williams, Global Chief Diversity Officer at Facebook, about Facebook's $40 million small business grant initiative
On The Clock with Caroline Clarke: A COVID-19 Survival Story
A Tribute to Earl G. Graves, Sr. - Founder of Black Enterprise
COVID-19: What This Means For Your Finances Sekou Kaalund, Head of JP Morgan Chase’s Advancing Black Pathways initiative, discusses how to protect your financial well-being
Lisa Price addresses selling Carol's Daughter to L'Oréal and the backlash she received from the acquisition. Carol’s Daughter was born in Price’s kitchen in Brooklyn, New York, back in 1993. She never imagined that the company would grow into the beauty behemoth it now is, with 1,800 employees and a reported valuation of $27 million when she sold it to L’Oréal in 2014. Check out the full “Proving Your Staying Power” #sistersinc episode hosted by Alisa Gumbs powered by Nationwide http://bit.ly/SistersInc
COVID-19: What This Means for Hip Hop & Health featuring Slim Thug Slim Thug Talks About Contracting The Coronavirus, Holistic Remedies and Staying Safe
Mara Brock Akil on embracing the age of 50, what being a woman of power means to her, and living her best life through instagram with Black Enterprise's Selena Hill. #BEWPS
Misty Copeland speaks on her biggest obstacle she had to overcome as a black ballerina, the influence Debbie Allen has had on her life and career and how she trains her mind being a world-renowned ballerina with Black Enterprise's Selena Hill #BEWPS
When a successful venture capitalist comes to a turning point in her career where she’s not sure what step to take next, what does she do? She co-founds a startup to give other women the professional tools and guidance she wished she’d had. In Episode 5 of the SistersInc. podcast, “Making an Impact,” Lisa Skeete Tatum shares how tech platform Landit is that solution. Head to http://bit.ly/SistersInc to check out the full #SistersInc podcast powered by Nationwide.
Bill Bellamy on what making this Netflix series about Madam C.J. Walker taught him, his character, Sweetness, and what he wants the world to learn about black men and entrepreneurship through Sweetness with Black Enterprise's Lydia T. Blanco. #SelfMadeNetflix
The Netflix series Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker tells a beautifully nuanced story of how Walker overcame gender bias, racial disparities, business rivalries, low self-esteem, heartbreak, and disappointments—and revolutionized the black haircare business while having a lasting impact on the black community. Take a look at Lydia T. Blanco's exclusive interview with Octavia Spencer, Blair Underwood, and Madam C.J. Walker’s great-great granddaughter, A'lelia Bundales. #SelfMadeNetflix http://bit.ly/SelfMadeNetflix
Hair Politics in the Workplace #BEWPS Multistreaming with https://restream.io/?ref=njNwY 50 Most Impactful Women in Business Over The Past 50 Years Join us for our special 50th Anniversary tribute. BLACK ENTERPRISE salutes the legends who have transformed every facet of global businesses over the past half-century while simultaneously empowering and inspiring others to do the same. Remarks: Michelle Gadsden-Williams, Managing
Power Brunch: Hosted by @Accenture #BEWPS Multistreaming with https://restream.io/?ref=njNwY 50 Most Impactful Women in Business Over The Past 50 Years Join us for our special 50th Anniversary tribute. BLACK ENTERPRISE salutes the legends who have transformed every facet of global businesses over the past half-century while simultaneously empowering and inspiring others to do the same. Remarks: Michelle Gadsden-Williams, Managing
SistersInc: Be A Real Angel: How to Invest in Black Women’s Businesses - Hosted by @MorganStanley #BEWPS Multistreaming with https://restream.io/?ref=njNwY We know the good news: black women are starting more businesses than anyone. And the bad news: We are the most underfunded entrepreneurs. Let’s fix this! Come learn how, where, and why to invest in your sisters. (The why is not because they’re black, but because they’re high potential businesswomen who can make you money!) Speakers: Alice S. Vilma, Managing Director, Multicultural Client Strategy, Morgan Stanley Lisa Skeete Tatum, Founder & CEO, LandIt Moderator: Alisa Gumbs, Executive Managing Editor, BLACK ENTERPRISE
Negotiation Breakthrough: Get What You Deserve Advantage YOU! #BEWPS Multistreaming with https://restream.io/?ref=njNwY Come amp up your knowledge, know-how, and confidence so you can optimize your outcomes with expert precision, every time. Speaker: Vicky Chancellor, Multi-Franchise Owner; Chair, McDonald’s Black Owner Operators Mori Taheripour, Principal, MT Global Strategies LLC Moderator: Latesha Byrd, Founder & CEO, Byrd Consulting
Negotiation Breakthrough: Get What You Deserve Advantage YOU! #BEWPS Multistreaming with https://restream.io/?ref=njNwY Come amp up your knowledge, know-how, and confidence so you can optimize your outcomes with expert precision, every time. Speaker: Vicky Chancellor, Multi-Franchise Owner; Chair, McDonald’s Black Owner Operators Mori Taheripour, Principal, MT Global Strategies LLC Moderator: Latesha Byrd, Founder & CEO, Byrd Consulting
Negotiation Breakthrough: Get What You Deserve Advantage YOU! #BEWPS Multistreaming with https://restream.io/?ref=njNwY Come amp up your knowledge, know-how, and confidence so you can optimize your outcomes with expert precision, every time. Speaker: Vicky Chancellor, Multi-Franchise Owner; Chair, McDonald’s Black Owner Operators Mori Taheripour, Principal, MT Global Strategies LLC Moderator: Latesha Byrd, Founder & CEO, Byrd Consulting
Conversations that Count: Career vs Everything (Even That Ticking Clock) Hosted by @AARP #BEWPS Multistreaming with https://restream.io/?ref=njNwY Speakers: Mara Brock Akil, Showrunner, Television Creator; Director Jodie Patterson, Author, Social Activist, Entrepreneur Moderator: Caroline Clarke, Chief Brand Officer, BLACK ENTERPRISE
What You See Is What You Get: Body Language Boot Camp #BEWPS Multistreaming with https://restream.io/?ref=njNwY Speakers: Margaret Anadu, Managing Director, Urban Investment Group, Goldman Sachs Michele Roberts, Executive Director, NBA Players Association Glenda McNeal, President, Enterprise Strategic Partnerships, American Express Moderator: Chloe Barzey, Managing Director/Global Account Leader, Accenture
Conversations that Count: The Myth of the Black Superwoman: The Importance of Self-Care and Sisterhood - Hosted by @Pfizer #BEWPS Multistreaming with https://restream.io/?ref=njNwY Speakers: Margaret Anadu, Managing Director, Urban Investment Group, Goldman Sachs Michele Roberts, Executive Director, NBA Players Association Glenda McNeal, President, Enterprise Strategic Partnerships, American Express Moderator: Chloe Barzey, Managing Director/Global Account Leader, Accenture
Own Your Seat at the Table!: Self-Advocacy and Leveraging Your Position Multistreaming with https://restream.io/?ref=njNwY Speakers: Margaret Anadu, Managing Director, Urban Investment Group, Goldman Sachs Michele Roberts, Executive Director, NBA Players Association Glenda McNeal, President, Enterprise Strategic Partnerships, American Express Moderator: Chloe Barzey, Managing Director/Global Account Leader, Accenture
Women of Power Summit: Encouraging Healthy Camaraderie Among Women #BEWPS Multistreaming with https://restream.io/?ref=njNwY Speakers: Alva Adams-Mason, Director, Multicultural Business Strategy and Dealer Relations, Toyota Motor North America Najuma Atkinson, SVP Customer Advocacy, Data & Analytics, Chief Customer Office, Dell Technologies Rita Cowans, Vice President, Internal Audit, FedEx Moderator:Debra Langford, California Film Commissioner; VP and Chief Strategy Officer, The Alliance at The USC Race and Equity Center
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Women of Power Summit 2020: Conversations that Count #BEWPS Multistreaming with https://restream.io/?ref=njNwY Speakers: Debbie Allen, Award-winning Actress, Director and Producer Gale V. King, Executive Vice President & Chief Administrative Officer, Nationwide Moderator: Beverly Daniels Tatum, Ph.D., President Emerita, Spelman College
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Remembering Barbara Elaine Smith, professionally known as B. Smith. The 2010 Black Enterprise’s Women of Power Legacy Award Recipient, was known for hosting her own television show, owning high-end restaurants and being an esteemed published author. As a young girl raised in rural Pennsylvania, she sold lemonade, magazines, fund-raised and had a paper route. After begging her parents to attend modeling school, she picked up beauty skills and then cold called magazines to pitch herself to editors. Smith went on to became one of the first African American women to grace the cover of Mademoiselle in 1976. From there, her modeling career took off, bringing in a living that allowed her to follow an entrepreneurial love of cooking. #BEWPS
Fawn Weaver is the CEO and co-founder of the fastest growing independent whiskey brand in US history, Uncle Nearest Premium Whiskey. Learning the tale of Nearest Green, the former slave who taught Jack Daniel to make whiskey, inspired her to become a whiskey maker herself. In just three years, her whiskey has become available in all 50 states plus 12 countries worldwide and won more than 70 awards. Check out the full #SistersInc episode hosted by Alisa Gumbs to hear how she did it powered by Nationwide http://bit.ly/SistersInc
Power Couple Dana Chanel and Prince Don Talk Marriage, Love, and Money
Ericka Pittman on making history in the cannabis industry as CMO of Al Harrington's company Viola, being mentally prepared to work on the executive level and lessons she learned from previously working with Diddy for 9 years with Black Enterprise's Selena Hill. http://bit.ly/2vsY9Ns
ESPN SportsCenter analyst, Jay Harris, on the importance of HBCUs in this country. #RealTalkAtTheBarbershop powered by Walmart http://bit.ly/36Y1uBu
Jory Luster, CEO of Luster Products, Inc., on the natural hair phenomenon, African-American hair care, the future of Luster and the significance of HBCUs in this country. http://bit.ly/36Y1uBu #RealTalkAtTheBarbershop powered by Walmart
