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Disposable income in the black community is still on the rise. Black buying power today is $913 billion strong and is predicted to reach an all-time high of $1.2 trillion by 2013. Yet, studies show that African Americans spend only five cents out of every dollar with black-owned businesses.
Against a sluggish recovery, a rough-and-tumble business environment, and a ferocious battle for revenue growth and market share, the CEOs who operate the BE 100s—the nation’s largest black businesses—redesigned their enterprises by venturing into new lines of business, employing the latest technology, exploring global opportunities, and creating unassailable workforces.
For the members of the African Brothers and Sisters Investors (A.B.A.S.I.), “name your price” is a winning strategy for investing. Most investors don’t realize that they can name the amount...
LeBron James' son, Bronny is the first high school athlete to sign with Beats by Dre headphones.
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