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The old adage that it takes money to make money has always rung true. And with the lingering effects of the financial crisis and credit crunch remaining, access to capital – particularly bank loans – has never been more difficult to obtain. While private equity is an option, entrepreneurs often fail at the process or proper planning and therefore are denied the capital their businesses require.
Small business owners who feel that discriminatory practices have prevented them from successfully growing their business and gaining access to contracting opportunities in the federal contracting marketplace don’t have to look any further than the U.S. Small Business Administration’s (SBA) 8(a) business development program.
As a young girl growing up in Vaughan, Mississippi, Yvonne Sanders — Butler loved the sweet, delectable desserts she helped her mother prepare. But overindulging her appetite led to weight...
David Roach learned of the economic crisis facing black farmers while studying business finance at Morehouse College, but years later its far-reaching consequences hit him hard when he saw one...
Former star investment banker Nathan A. Chapman, who started the country’s first black-controlled, publicly traded financial services firm, was convicted of fraud on Aug. 12th. Over 11 days, the federal...
