The deals, decisions, and economic realities shaping Black wealth right now.
With Avatar, Avengers, and a historic run of billion-dollar films, Saldaña now leads all actors in total box office earnings.
The rapper and executive producer is backing a major studio redevelopment and entertainment expansion in Shreveport.
From budgeting without guilt to investing, insurance, and estate planning, this realistic money plan meets you where you are—and grows with you.
As the iconic makeup brand restructures, questions emerge about valuation, ownership, and what comes next for Pat McGrath’s empire.
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.
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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Feel like you’re finally ready to follow your dreams and start your own business?
This entrepreneur discovers that you don’t need to be afraid to ask questions, especially when it comes to budgeting basics.
The songstress shares her getting ready rituals, the inspiration behind the evening’s glam, and more.
Through business, activism, and community building, the Gasaway sisters are reclaiming stolen land in Montgomery County and honoring the legacy of their great-great-grandfather, William Dove.
For years, Black women have sounded the alarm about digital manipulation. X’s new policies prove how right they were.
Four founders share the emotional, financial, and mental realities behind building a business in today’s economy.
Through his nonprofit Southside Blooms, Quilen Blackwell is turning empty land into flower farms and giving young people a path to paid work and purpose.
How Furniture.com is using AI to ease decision fatigue and rebuild trust for shoppers navigating big purchases.
With job instability rising, more Black women are turning to entrepreneurship to reclaim agency and build wealth. This roadmap walks you from idea to launch before the new year.
A year-end checklist to help you protect your peace, close out 2025 strong, and set your money up for what’s next.
If you’re looking to simplify your finances and stay accountable in the new year, these apps can help you get there.
Despite multimillion-dollar losses, global influence, and access to presidents, Rosa Whitaker says real power comes from purpose, not a paycheck.
