The Competitive Advantage To Being Black
Diversity just doesn’t address the issues associated with blacks in corporate America,” says a black male vice president with a major financial institution in New York City. “When you unravel...
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Feeling the Pinch
Encumbered with ballooning labor costs and years of recurring debt that led to a $16 million budget shortfall amid a looming recession, the cash-strapped San Francisco Bay Area suburb of Vallejo sought shelter from its financial woes via a recent Chapter 9 bankruptcy filing. But some governmental experts worry that Vallejo's May 23 filing could be a more common option for local government bodies nationwide that struggle to maintain financial solvency.
#QGTM: Athenia Parks Robinson Puts Her Heart In NYC Bakery Business
BLACK ENTERPRISE sits down with compassionate bakery owner Athenia Parks Robinson to reveal how she shows up for the community.
A.G. Gaston: From Log Cabin to Funeral Home Mogul Who Amassed a $130 Million Fortune
28 Days: Celebrating Black Business Icons Past and Present: Honoring Arthur G. Gaston Sr. -- One of the first Black millionaires of the 20th Century that not only built a massive conglomerate but gave his employees ownership of some of his mammoth businesses.
Thompson Hospitality CEO Leads Through Diversification
For aspiring entrepreneurs, Thompson offers sage advice: "Get knowledge and experience in the business before you launch out on your own."