45 Great Moments in Black Business – No. 40: The Auto Dealer That Broke The Billion-Dollar Barrier
In 2005, he steered the first black-owned auto dealership to surpass $1 billion in sales, achieving the pole position on the then BE AUTO DEALER 100.
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In 2005, he steered the first black-owned auto dealership to surpass $1 billion in sales, achieving the pole position on the then BE AUTO DEALER 100.
In their heyday, black music recording and publishing businesses/black record labels were among the most imperious companies on the BE 100 lists. Dominant players largely in the 1970s, they included Motown, the Stax Organization, Sussex Records, and the Great Philadelphia Trading Co. Ltd.
We share 45 milestone events that have had widespread impact on black economic development and American industry across four decades.
BERRY GORDY MOTOWN INDUSTRIES EST. 1959 Music industry icon Gordy created America’s soundtrack with such hitmakers as Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross and The Supremes, Stevie Wonder, and The Jackson 5....
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