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When Reginald F. Lewis' $985 million acquisition of Beatrice International was announced, the story would be the turning point of my fledgling career, transforming a journalist who had occasionally interviewed business people into a true business journalist.
This week on The Urban Business Roundtable: Success stories of two business leaders who transitioned from executive to entrepreneur. Also: Black Enterprise Elevator Pitch Contest is open for entries.
“Partnership” is a seductive buzzword in the business world today. My phone company wants to be my “partner in communication,” and my doctor at Kaiser Permanente wants to be my...
Jeffery Lamar Williams aka Young Thug has officially announced the winner of his ‘Hot’ Battle of the Bands Challenge, according to Billboard. Back in October of 2019, Young Thug and Kevin Liles of...
In 1987, Reginald F. Lewis rocks Wall Street when TLC Group’s acquisition of Beatrice International Foods in a $985 million leveraged buyout, the largest offshore transaction at the time, creates the first black-owned business to pass the billion-dollar revenue threshold.
