These Black Hollywood Stars Embodied Excellence — And We Should Honor Them
Celebrate Black History Month with BLACK ENTERPRISE's special collection of historical Black figures and Hollywood stars.
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Celebrate Black History Month with BLACK ENTERPRISE's special collection of historical Black figures and Hollywood stars.
Teyana Taylor said having to pay Iman Shumpert $70,000 was “the best lil coin I ever spent.”
For more than three decades, Donald Davis played the six string, performing on an array of hits for the old Motown and Stax record labels. In fact, his guitar can be heard on Motown’s first hit single, “Money (That’s What I Want).†Some 50 years later, the 71-year-old Davis—now chairman and CEO of Detroit-based First Independence Bank (No. 15 on the be banks list with $161.1 million in assets)—has discovered a bold new beat. The three-time Grammy winner is banking on declining real estate values to be the bridge to greater profitability for his financial institution.
The core message at this year's AT&T Business Summit was how AT&T would enable businesses to take advantage of the next stage of disruption: The 5G Revolution.
Whims is the free iPhone app doesn’t have a character limit and allows users to choose from 30 stylesheets to create a typographic masterpiece.