50 Best Colleges for African Americans
A solid education, matched with the right opportunities, creates successful collegians. Here are some strategies students should employ as they move from the college campus to the corner office and beyond.
Attending college is a rebirth of sorts. You’re smart, ambitious, young, and for the…
By Tanisha A. Sykes
Blazing New Trails
BLACK ENTERPRISE's Small Business Award recipients continue to break new ground in entrepreneurship
The Allure Of business ownership continues to entice many Americans in light of the…
By Nkechi Olisemeka
Build A Better Business
New developments in technology – and better use of the tried and true – will help you take your business to the next level
How does your business look to customers? ARE you still storing client contact information…
By Robert S. Anthony
Getting on the Road to Financial Freedom
There are several basic steps that anyone can take to reach economic empowerment. Here are three of them.
Debt, according to Lynnette Khalfani, is the single worst four-letter word in the english…
By Lynnette Khalfani-Cox
Shifting Fortunes
The Pollards, A Husband And Wife Dental Team, Switched To A More Conservative investing Style.
Things could be better … but they could be a lot worse, too. That…
By Donald Jay Korn
Investing Outside the U.S.
Opportunities in overseas markets can be yours with the guidance of our expert panel of money managers
The United States’ economic recovery, which seemed to be a foregone conclusion in the…
By BlackEnterprise.com
Favorite Son
Barack Obama, America's latest political star, is expected to become the next black U.S. senator. Could his victory put him on the path to the White
By Kenneth Meeks
He gave the speech of his life. With grace and confidence, a…
By BlackEnterprise.com
Budgeting With Military Precision
The Fergusons Have Armed Themselves With A Long-Term Strategy For Running Their Finances
Aaron And Melanie Ferguson have taken solid steps toward building the $1 million retirement…
By Sheryl Nance-Nash
Surviving Self-Employment
Ellen Hendrix Confronts What It's Really Like To Make It On Your Own
In late spring of 2002, Ellen Hendrix lost her job. A video editor at…
By Carolyn M. Brown
Leather Bound
Jim Metellus on preserving a fashionable fabric
Unlike mohair and go-go boots, some fashion looks never go out of style…
