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.
After a trusted advisor mishandled his finances, Kenan Thompson explains how the loss shaped his approach to money and career longevity.
As the actress and media personality welcomes controversial guests onto her podcast, questions about accountability, influence, and trust are coming to the forefront.
The latest round of wage hikes could put more money in workers’ pockets, though many still fall short of a living wage.
Despite multimillion-dollar losses, global influence, and access to presidents, Rosa Whitaker says real power comes from purpose, not a paycheck.
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.
These expert-backed tips will help you curb overspending, set clear boundaries, and celebrate the season without sacrificing your financial peace.
The Abbott Elementary creator is giving back to her hometown by funding field trips for public school students.
From body washes and lotions to hair care and soaps, each item is made with plant-based, ethically sourced ingredients.
How a third-generation HBCU alumna turned a vision for cultural pride into a fashion movement.
