
Why First-Born Daughters Thrive In Corporate America—But Often Struggle As Founders
The traits that help eldest daughters rise at work don’t always translate when it’s time to build something of their own.

The traits that help eldest daughters rise at work don’t always translate when it’s time to build something of their own.

Martin University’s closure reflects broader financial pressures facing colleges across the country, particularly those serving Black and low-income students.

The WNBA star’s move highlights how athlete capital and community support can help sustain Black-owned beauty brands as funding tightens.

December’s jobs data shows stability on paper—but Black workers continue to face unemployment rates nearly twice the national average, with Black women hit especially hard.

As economic uncertainty continues, financial experts break down how Black women can use investing and trading strategically—not fearfully.

From mass layoffs to automated hiring tools, many Black professionals say finding work now feels more confusing—and more biased—than ever.

After 30 years of shaping history at the Metropolitan Opera, Denyce Graves is stepping into a new chapter on her own terms.

Founder Kim Lewis says a late-2025 rally from customers helped keep the Chicago-based brand afloat after one of its most difficult years in business.

As Americans’ reading habits continue to decline, even a few books a year can put you ahead of the curve.

July 10 is not “equal” for all women, with Black women and Latinas facing an even bigger pay gap than women overall.

As part of the “Black Women in…” series, this prestigious event underscored ESSENCE’s commitment to highlighting and applauding the monumental contributions of Black women pioneers.

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“When you see what you’re affecting—especially when that’s children—the mission is everything,” administrative director Charlette Hill said.

From Bottega’s $6,900 Jenga set to Miu Miu’s $575 Uno Game, luxury game collaborations have hit the market—but with who in mind?

Martin University’s closure reflects broader financial pressures facing colleges across the country, particularly those serving Black and low-income students.

A year-end checklist to help you protect your peace, close out 2025 strong, and set your money up for what’s next.

Despite multimillion-dollar losses, global influence, and access to presidents, Rosa Whitaker says real power comes from purpose, not a paycheck.

If you’re looking to simplify your finances and stay accountable in the new year, these apps can help you get there.

The nine-figure agreement keeps him on The Breakfast Club while expanding his Black Effect podcast network.

Only a fraction of the WNBA star’s $9.4 million earnings came from her league salary.

Talata Maldima-Provencal built a conscious fragrance and wellness brand that brings the spirit of Africa to the world.

The African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund completed the restoration of the iconic North Carolina home, with plans to welcome visitors in 2027.

The Abbott Elementary creator is giving back to her hometown by funding field trips for public school students.

These expert-backed tips will help you curb overspending, set clear boundaries, and celebrate the season without sacrificing your financial peace.