Looking Back at the History of America’s Black Banks, Even as They Strive For Vitality
In their prime, black banks across the country were a financial shelter for their customers but today the number of black banks is collapsing
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Less Than Two Years Out of Prison, Enviro-Master Services Franchise Owner Finds Success
This Enviro-Master Services franchise owner shows us that serving prison time doesn't mean you can't find success after incarceration.
Black-Owned Construction Firm Revitalizes Housing Units in Atlanta to Combat Gentrification
H.J. Russell & Co. built $22.3 million in affordable housing projects in Atlanta to fight gentrification in one of America's largest cities for blacks.
This Black Woman’s Business is on the Cusp of $3 Billion in Revenues. Here’s How She Did It
Janice Bryant Howroyd, the first black woman to build a billion-dollar business, talks about her new book and the plans for her company to reach $3 billion in revenues.
Join Us at Black Men XCEL To Honor Jesse Jackson, Our Champion For Equal Opportunity
For 40 years, Jesse Jackson has been a champion for equal opportunity. He will be honored at Black Enterprise's upcoming Black Men XCEL summit.
