In an economy like ours—driven by consumer spending and near-ubiquitous advertising designed to get you to spend, and then spend some more—even the most financially disciplined among us can fall prey to overspending. To avoid a financial hangover after a serious shopping binge, here’s a plan—let’s call it a spending rehab intervention—to sober up your finances and get your budget back under control.

As buying black grows to something that is beyond a trend, entrepreneurs, local organizations, and business development councils are taking it upon themselves to coordinate black-owned business tours in an effort to get more consumers to buy black.

Expanding its urban economic development blueprint overseas for the first time, JPMorgan Chase is investing $30 million over five years that includes helping black-owned small businesses in poverty-stricken areas in Paris grow, get financing, and create jobs.

We’ve compiled a list of some of the most intriguing and thought-provoking exhibits, some by African American artists but all of them about African American life for African American viewers, whether they’re art enthusiasts, art geeks, or just simply looking to learn something new.

Millennial Nicole Pinedo first fell in love with sports watching her father play for the Bolivian professional soccer team and soon followed in his cleated footsteps. Now, she is building community with her “The Future of Sports” venture. Think of this unique pop-up fitness experience as escape-room-meets-playground.