Black Enterprise

Black Enterprise is a monthly magazine based in the U.S. that positions itself as the leading source of business news and investment information for African Americans, boasting a readership of 3.7 million. Established in 1970 by Earl G. Graves, Sr., the magazine is recognized for its yearly compilation of the top African American-owned businesses, known as the "B.E. 100's," which was first introduced in 1973. In 2002, Black Enterprise expanded its reach by launching a supplement aimed at teenagers, called Teenpreneur.

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English

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Trump Accused of Launching New Scheme to Profit from Tariff War

6 days ago | blackenterprise.com | Jeroslyn JoVonn

Trump Accused of Launching New Scheme To Profit from Tariff War, ‘It Is A Jaw-Dropping Conflict Of Interest’ All eyes are on Donald Trump amid questions over whether he’s launched a venture designed to profit from the very trade war he initiated. President Donald Trump is promoting new investment accounts that could potentially enable him to personally benefit from the tariffs he has imposed.
BREAKING: Florida State University Shooting: Multiple Injured, Shelter-In-Place Ordered

1 week ago | blackenterprise.com | Keka Araujo

BREAKING: Florida State University Shooting: Multiple Injured, Shelter-In-Place Ordered In 2014, a gunman opened fire in the campus library, wounding three people before being killed by police. Multiple people were injured, one critically, in a shooting Thursday at Florida State University, prompting a campus-wide shelter-in-place order.
Gayle King 'Very Disappointed' By Backlash Over Blue Origin's All-Women Spaceflight

1 week ago | blackenterprise.com | Jeroslyn JoVonn

Gayle King ‘Very Disappointed’ By Backlash Over Blue Origin’s All-Women Spaceflight Gayle King is responding to criticism over the all-woman Blue Origin spaceflight she took part in. The CBS Mornings anchor spoke out during an April 16 interview with ET, defending the all-women spaceflight she joined alongside Katy Perry and explaining why she is “very disappointed and very saddened” by the fallout.
Republican Congressman Claims Budget Cuts To Medicaid Will Keep Young Men From ’ Playing Video Games All Day’

1 week ago | blackenterprise.com | Jameelah Mullen

House Speaker Mike Johnson justified proposed budget cuts to Medicaid, arguing that the taxpayer-funded healthcare system causes young men to play video games instead of working. In a press conference last week, the Republican leader discussed the proposed budget cuts, asserting that young men are taking resources from the more vulnerable citizens.
Pre-Easter Blackout Affects Millions, Restoration Underway In Puerto Rico

1 week ago | blackenterprise.com | Keka Araujo

Crews are working to restore power to Puerto Rico after an island-wide blackout left 1.4 million customers in the dark. As of Thursday morning, approximately 41% of customers, or about 609,700, had their power restored, according to Luma Energy. The blackout began around 12:40 p.m. on April 16, when a transmission system failure caused all of Puerto Rico’s power plants to shut down. This is the second island-wide blackout in less than four months, following a similar event on New Year’s Eve.
Black Market Facebook Groups Selling Rideshare Accounts

1 week ago | blackenterprise.com | Jeroslyn JoVonn

New research reveals that black market Facebook groups are offering rideshare accounts to buyers looking to bypass mandatory background checks. A new report from the nonprofit tech watchdog Tech Transparency Project identified at least 80 Facebook groups where users frequently discuss buying, selling, and renting driver accounts for Uber, DoorDash, and UK-based Deliveroo, CNN reported.
Meghan Markle Reveals She Had 'To Learn To Detach' To Get Through Miscarriage

1 week ago | blackenterprise.com | Jeroslyn JoVonn

Meghan Markle opened up about her 2020 miscarriage to offer support to a friend still coping with her own pregnancy loss. In the second episode of her Confessions of a Female Founder podcast, released on April 15, the Duchess of Sussex opened up about coping with pregnancy loss. While speaking with Reshma Saujani, founder of Girls Who Code and CEO of Moms First, Markle reflected on grief and the importance of redesigning the workplace to support women better.
Onlookers Speculate If Oprah Winfrey And Sharon Osbourne Are Experiencing 'Ozempic Feet'

1 week ago | blackenterprise.com | Jeroslyn JoVonn

As the Ozempic craze continues to sweep through Hollywood, growing awareness of the drug’s potential side effects has fans speculating about changes in some stars’ appearances. The latest buzz centers on Oprah Winfrey and Sharon Osbourne, with onlookers questioning whether they might be experiencing what’s dubbed “Ozempic feet.”Both Winfrey and Osbourne have openly admitted to using weight-loss medications.
Formerly Incarcerated Married Couple Releases Oscar-Nominated Documentary 'Time' For Free

1 week ago | blackenterprise.com | Jeroslyn JoVonn

Formerly incarcerated couple turned criminal justice reform advocates Sibil “Fox Rich” Richardson and Rob Richardson are celebrating the free release of their Academy Award-nominated documentary Time. The longtime couple and parents of six, who endured 21 years as an incarcerated family, announced on Instagram on April 14 that their acclaimed 2020 documentary Time is now available to stream for free.
CARICOM 'Deeply Concerned' About Potential Coup Threat in Haiti

1 week ago | blackenterprise.com | Jeroslyn JoVonn

The Caribbean Community (CARICOM), a 15-member Caribbean Community regional bloc, has issued a warning in response to escalating threats from a coalition of criminal gangs in Haiti that are attempting to overthrow the government. In a statement dated April 13, CARICOM expressed being “deeply concerned” by recent reports of a possible coup in Haiti.