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As times have changed, so too has the Black Wealth Initiative. This year, Black Enterprise is introducing 10 new Wealth for Life principles, the next step in the evolution to financially sustain the African American community. It is a step-by-step guide that encourages readers to generate wealth for themselves in this lifetime and for generations to come.
It’s a cold Monday morning, but Kedar Massenburg is breaking a sweat. A personal trainer is putting him through his paces during a workout at The Gym in Montvale, New...
As the old adage goes, “be careful what you wish for.” Though it may seem counterintuitive, one thing you shouldn’t want this tax season is a large refund. It actually...
In the last three years, Web 2.0 technologies have brought innovations to the entrepreneurial and small business markets that have enabled creativity, productivity, growth opportunities, and, yes, fun. We’ve watched as Facebook morphed from an Ivy League hangout into a social networking site with growing business functionality; and we’ve seen burgeoning business moguls take advantage of audio tools to launch radio shows that complement their businesses. No question, then, Web 2.0 is moving fast. So what’s the next step? Well, if you’ve passed around or commented on any of the thousands of user-generated videos online, then you might have an inkling.
President Barack Obama fielded questions from black journalists regarding his administration’s plans to tackle pressing economic and social issues confronting African Americans. It was the first time a president had held such a roundtable session with black media on the aircraft.
