Obama on the Record: Holocaust Rememberance
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you. Please be seated. Thank you very much. To Sara Bloomfield, for the wonderful introduction and the outstanding work she’s doing; to Fred Zeidman; Joel Geiderman; Mr....
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Commentary: Keeping up with the Joneses Has a New Look: Financial Literacy
Some 34% of Black households own equity investments, but financial trauma might trigger most to keep up with the Jones's when gaining financial literacy.
US Employers Hire Virtual Providers As Weight-Loss Drug Gatekeepers
U.S. employers facing surging costs from obesity drugs are hiring virtual healthcare providers to implement weight-loss management programs
Historic Black Innovators’ Contributions to Technology Paved the Way for Black Digital Equity Today
Technology, that’s been our thing!
Accounting for Disaster
Calculating and reporting payroll taxes, tracking sales, managing expenses, and safely storing all of these records can take a huge toll on a small-business owner’s time. To show entrepreneurs the benefits of technology, Black Enterprise asked business software maker Intuit to give one small eatery a software makeover. Intuit responded with a package that includes five years of free QuickBooks Online Plus & Payroll package and Intuit’s GoPayment with one year of credit card processing fees waived, which all together is worth nearly $5,000.