Tag Archives: Black Businesses
Luke Laments the Loss of Black Businesses in Miami-Dade County
The former rapper speaks on the loss of black businesses in his hometown.
Luther Campbell recalls the story of Tyrone Greene, a small business owner whose store served…
By C. Daniel Baker
8 Ways for Obama to Help Minority Businesses Create Jobs
According to minority leaders and advocates, Obama's promises from his first term were never met.
Raul Espinosa’s says he will push for President Obama to pay more attention to minority…
By C. Daniel Baker
“BUY BLACK” Holiday Shopping Expo Coming to Philly This Weekend
"If American blacks harnessed their spending power, they'd have the GDP of the 16th largest country in the world."
Buying power of African Americans is projected to reach $1.1 trillion by 2015.
By Makkada B. Selah
The Final Days of a Historic Bar LV’s Twelve-22
The closing has rekindled tensions over gentrification
The closing has rekindled tensions over gentrification
By C. Daniel Baker
Black-Owned Businesses Which Helped Fulton St. Survive, Fall Victim To Revival
Black businesses across the country are closing due to the many effects caused by gentrification
Black businesses across the country are closing due to the many effects caused by gentrification
By Claudio E. Cabrera
Rising Food Prices Affecting Black Business Across The Country
Longest drought in U.S. history forces spike in food prices
Longest drought in U.S. history forces spike in food prices
By Claudio E. Cabrera
Buffalo Residents Urged To Support Black Businesses
Local Black Chamber of Commerce calls for locals to "buy black" every day in August
Local Black Chamber of Commerce calls for locals to “buy black” every day in August
By Claudio E. Cabrera
Murfreesboro, Tennessee’s 1st Black Business Now In 4th Generation
Funeral home first opened its doors in 1916
Funeral home first opened its doors in 1916
By Claudio E. Cabrera
Oval Office Interview with President Barack Obama
President Obama sat down with Black Enterprise Magazine for an exclusive interview in which he talks about black businesses and unemployment.
In a 20-minute Q&A session with BE Editor-in-Chief Derek T. Dingle, President Obama talked about…
By Derek T. Dingle
Popular Black-Owned Harlem Bowling Alley To Close
Rising rents in the neighborhood and a slow summer season have forced them to close their doors
Rising rents in the neighborhood and a slow summer season have forced them to close…
