Emma Grede opens up about building billion-dollar brands, unlearning “old thoughts,” and why too many Black women are still unprepared for money conversations.
If your summer calendar is filling up fast, this step-by-step financial reset will help you keep up.
After years of showing up to rooms that didn’t quite deliver, Caitlyn Kumi left Google to build one that does.
One policy shift is shutting thousands out, even as new money and major business moves show where doors are still opening.
Meet Rose Amber, the AI advisor delivering shade matches, tutorials and real customer reviews straight to your phone.
Instead of asking whether billionaires are “good” or “bad,” it’s time to examine how they show up for Black communities.
From a one-year bet on herself to a national platform, Dr. Cameka Smith has spent nearly two decades building community for Black women in business.
With weddings and honeymoons getting more expensive by the year, couples are reworking the timeline, the travel, and the expectations to make the math make sense.
The cancellation of a nearly $300 million USDA program is the latest blow to communities that have been fighting for agricultural equity for generations.
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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The deal includes publishing and recording assets tied to some of Michael Jackson’s biggest albums.
Higher energy and farming costs linked to the conflict may soon show up in the price of everyday groceries.
The biggest developments in Black business this week—from media deals to sports revenue and legal fights over economic opportunity.
The entrepreneur and RHOA alum says navigating shared restaurants and ventures with Todd Tucker after their split hasn’t been easy.
The music icon says a company she hired to help recover royalties ended up taking a massive share of her earnings.
On SoFi’s Richer Lives, the two-time Oscar nominee opened up about the financial realities of chasing a creative career without a safety net.
After five years of shaping the news at CBS, the award-winning producer pens an inspiring goodbye.
The hip-hop legend and entrepreneur joins the Forbes billionaires list after decades of music, production, and business ventures.
From community trust to cultural storytelling, one bookstore owner explains why Black bookstores operate with a mission that goes beyond profit.
