Women and Minority-Owned Businesses Operate on Less Financing
Minority firms in particular rely more on their own funds—and have less capital to start up and grow
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4 Ways to Ensure You’re Always Taken Seriously
Sometimes, formalities have no place in workplace environments becoming more and more lax. Here's how to strike the balance.
Lost In (Cyber)Space
I have had my small business Website since January. However, I have had very few hits and seem to be invisible online. My site hosting company has been of very...
P.C. Phone Home
What is Internet telephony and what does it mean for me? Won’t it leave me tied to the office?—Wayne Marcil, Miami In a nutshell, Internet telephony (also known as VoIP,...
No. 39: Jesse Hill Jr., The Insurance Impresario
In celebration of our 40th anniversary, Black Enterprise ranks the Titans: The 40 Most Powerful African Americans in Business--and how they shaped our world. Follow our daily countdown. Former Atlanta Life Insurance Co. CEO Jesse Hill Jr. is No. 39 on our list of the most impactful black business leaders of the past four decades.