Business

Cricket Wireless wants to spotlight Tai Beauchamp, Abena Boamah, and Andrea Lewis, who are each focused on inspiring, engaging, and creating change year-round. Read more on how they’re writing the next chapter of Black History now.

In order to see continued growth, business owners must tap into a vital resource: their customers. Here's how to do so without turning them off.

Instagram accounts dedicated to a love of plants have become super-popular, and here are five minority women to follow for that green-thumb fix you need.

It’s essential for small businesses to develop a cybersecurity policy and plan to protect their operations. Read on for six steps to protect your business.

Queen Bey dropped a sneak peek into her latest Ivy Heart Collection, another hot collab with Adidas set to launch just in time for Valentine's Day.

The federal government is severing ties with Dun & Bradstreet and phasing out DUNS numbers. Here's a snapshot into what the new unique entity identification (UEI) number updates entail.

If you're jumping into the entrepreneur pool for the first time, here are five vital documents you'll want to have when you start your business.

The pandemic has affected many aspects of life, especially our social connections. Here are a few tips to help you navigate networking to find success.

Surviving cancer allowed this writer to learn more about self-care, mental health, and how to face the challenges of a global pandemic.

Rihanna is giving the fans what they want with the launch of brick-and-mortar Savage x Fenty stores, with some set to open in February.

Whether working full time with a PR agency or consulting with one, tactically increasing exposure to your business can help take it a long way.

We're all looking to grow as entrepreneurs, and here are 9 ways you can do just that in the new year, straight from the experts.

We all know that not everything that glistens is gold, and saying no in business is an art. Here are 8 signs you need to kindly decline that next business opportunity.

Business woman Violet Lewis opened the Lewis College of Business in 1928 to provide Black women more business opportunities.

Running a business in 2021 is tough enough as it is. Running a business as a woman in 2021 is a whole other level.

Companies now generally recognize the importance of empowering women in the workplace. Firms that offer equality not only have the highest revenues but also tend to be the most innovative as well.

Tuesday, November 16th officially became Hanifa Day after the designer of the luxury brand, Anifa Mvuemba celebrated 10 years of success with the brand by hosting the brand's very first live fashion show.

The importance of maintaining a positive business reputation cannot be overstated in today's interconnected world.

Here are just a few monetary and non-monetary ideas to get you started when it comes to showing appreciation at work during Thanksgiving.

Raising your productivity on the job makes your workday much easier. Here are 10 hacks that will help you do your job faster

Some people love it. Some people hate it. But remote work is here to stay. Here's how to make the most of the 'extra' time that comes with it

13 tips for women entrepreneurs to start their own business.

How to deal with accounting and bookkeeping responsibilities while running a small enterprise.

Try these tips for a month and do away with working mom guilt.

What happens when social media crashes and you can’t reach your audience? Here are 3 business practices you can use to communicate with your clients.

There is no doubt that the past year has been incredibly challenging for businesses across a broad spectrum of industries. As restrictions ease, many business owners are looking to the future and hoping to bounce back. In this guide, we’ll explore some effective strategies to modernize your business and capitalize on opportunities to grow and expand.

Depending on your particular industry, you may find that your customers expect (or even insist) that you go back to operating as you did before the pandemic.

Her Agenda is a digital media platform bridging the gap between ambition and achievement for millennial women. News, content, and a database of events and resources to help you get started or get to the next level of your career.

They came to slay and make powerful statements in the interim. The Met Gala is known for bringing stellar looks talked about for your years to come. This year was no different. The 2021 Met Gala was originally supposed to take place in May but was canceled due to COVID-19. The “In America: A Lexicon of fashion,” theme gave people a lot to think about.

While social media marketing strategies are increasing in popularity globally, email marketing remains one of the best ways to build leads for your small business.

Looking for some simple, affordable stress relief? Here are three practices almost anyone can use daily on the cheap.

The workplace has been in a state of profound transition for years, even before the coronavirus pandemic.

Tiffany Johnson is the woman behind the Black Business Accelerator, Amazon’s $150 million pledge to help grow Black-owned businesses.

Her Agenda is a digital media platform bridging the gap between ambition and achievement for millennial women. News, content, and a database of events and resources to help you get started or get to the next level of your career.

Essentially, America’s workforce wants their employers to help protect them from physical, financial, and other risks.

While many of us know the incredible value of diversity and inclusion to our organizations, putting it into effective action can prove to be a little more difficult.

Swimming caps designed for natural Black hair - and created by a Black owned company, Soul Cap, will not be allowed at the upcoming Olympic Games in Tokyo according to FINA.

Repetitive work can be really tough on employees mentally and physically, so it’s very important to keep teams motivated and engaged by enhancing the work environment.

Tired of the same old life and urban scenery? Consider moving to one of these two Italian towns that pay remote workers to move in.

If you’re dealing with a productivity slump, taking things outside could be the thing that gets you through it.