By Tony O. Lawson Much of Wall Street's attention remains concentrated on artificial intelligence and the companies building its infrastructure. Randell Cain, founder and chief investment officer of ...

Tara Dowdell Group has built its PR and marketing practice around organizations engaged in social good. The Black woman-owned ...

Byron Allen has sold his entire stake in Starz. His family office, Allen Family Capital, realized approximately $19.9 million ...

For Americans facing eviction, debt collection lawsuits, foreclosure, or other civil disputes, hiring an attorney can be ...

From a sourdough bakery café in San Francisco to a new taco concept on Philadelphia’s South Street, Black business owners have continued opening new food and hospitality concepts in 2026. Some are ...

Ida Robinson’s family has owned a home in Brooklyn’s Crown Heights neighborhood since 1951. As of May 2026, her granddaughter was still fighting in court to reclaim its deed. According to BK Reader, ...

Edward Waters University has secured a $25 million, 30-year loan to help fund more than $33 million in campus improvements, including its first newly constructed residence hall since 1982. The ...

Founders First Capital Partners has raised $18.59 million for its Change Catalyst Fund II as the firm reports growing demand from established small businesses seeking to refinance high-cost merchant ...

SoLa Impact built its business on private investment and Opportunity Zone capital. For Broadway & Imperial, a 166-unit development in South Los Angeles, the firm is turning to federal housing tax ...

In 1982, Lola C. West bought a painting by Norman Lewis from New York art dealer Peg Alston. Afterward, according to Westfuller’s account of the story, people would occasionally greet West as “Ouida,” ...

Black-owned wineries remain a small part of the U.S. wine industry. Destinations across California, Oregon, Maryland, Georgia and Pennsylvania give visitors a chance to experience the businesses ...

Baltimore-based MCB Real Estate has cleared a major public-financing hurdle for VIVA White Oak, its planned $2.7 billion mixed-use development in Montgomery County, Maryland, outside Washington, D.C.