10 Travel Essentials For The Savvy Traveler
2015 is anticipated to be a big year for travel – especially for those who booked fares on Etihad Airlines to Hong Kong, Abu Dhabi, Johannesburg and New Delhi last...
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Half of Detroit Public Schools In Danger of Closing
Detroit is in trouble–again. The city’s public school district continues to grapple with a $327-million budget deficit, resulting in painful cuts for staff and students. If an alternate solution isn’t...
Black Enterprise’s Extraordinary Journey
Black enterprise was just a modest monthly magazine when I founded it 40 years ago—just me; a few brave forward-thinking advertisers like Pepsi, ExxonMobil, and General Motors; and a small but spirited and talented staff. Oh, and one other person who did just about everything there is to do to put out a magazine back then—a combination writer, editor, proofreader, layout designer, sales director, office manager, and vice president in charge of shutting down the publisher’s bad ideas—my wife of 50 years, Barbara Graves.
Hi, Hater: Squashing Workplace Beef from Start Can Ensure Less Drama in the End
This young entrepreneur and reality TV star knows firsthand how interpersonal conflict can affect business. Here's how she got through it.
#BankBlack: 5 Ways to Increase Your Wealth Mentality
Teri Williams, president and owner of the largest Black-owned bank in America, talks about living a life of wealth and the importance of the #BankBlack movement.