Brooklyn Apartment Tenants Rise Up Against Landlord’s Plans to Install Facial Recognition Technology
African American tenants are fighting a landlord’s plans to install facial recognition technology in their Brooklyn building.
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Cutting Edge: Zip Car’s Going Public. Should I Buy?
Though money is a bit tight with student loans, I’m still always on the prowl for investments that look like they'll be rewarding in the long term. Earlier this month, car sharing company Zip Car Inc. filed plans for an initial public offering (IPO) of stock. After learning that the Massachusetts-based company planned to take its business public, I began to wonder: Would this be a good investment? And since it will be new to the stock market, how do I conduct my research on it?
‘Sugar’ Shane Mosley Talks Promotions Business, Latest Bout
'Sugar" Shane Mosley talks to Black Enterprise about his passion for mentoring young fighters and being managing partner of Golden Boy Promotions.
Assessing Your Small Business Banking Relationship
Now that tax season is done, it's a good time for small business owners to reassess their relationship with their bank.
Judge Overturns $198M Jury Award In Ex-UPS Employee’s Discrimination Case
A federal judge slashed the nearly $240 million awarded to a fired UPS employee in Washington.