Author: Oga Mazi

For a decade, the BLACK ENTERPRISE XCEL Summit has spotlighted the innovators, executives, entrepreneurs, and changemakers redefining leadership across business, technology, media, and culture. As the summit marks 10 years…

Allies for Rep. Maxine Waters are rallying to help her retain her leadership position on the House Financial Services Committee. The 88-year-old California House representative’s effort to remain the committee’s…

Former President Barack Obama is heading to Atlanta to join U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff and Democratic gubernatorial nominee Keisha Lance Bottoms for a campaign rally that puts a spotlight on…

Legendary singer and songwriter John Legend is helping students who are struggling to make ends meet pay for their off-campus housing, according to AfroTech. Bilt and Scholarship America are teaming…

Morehouse and Spelman colleges have broken ground on a $147 million student housing development in Atlanta, expanding housing options for students at two of the nation’s most prominent historically Black…

Workers are turning to artificial intelligence to make themselves look younger on their résumés and LinkedIn profiles. The practice, dubbed “résumé Botox,” involves removing graduation dates, trimming early-career positions, changing…

Tawanda Roberts—sister of rapper Rick Ross—will transform The Promise Land, the hip-hop artist’s sprawling 235-acre private estate into a a powerful sanctuary for Rich Forever Weekend. From Oct. 23 through…

Rising costs, declining consumer spending, and federal policy uncertainty are forcing small-business owners to cut their own pay and delay investments to stay afloat, according to a recent announcement. Three…

Michael Jordan’s influence continues to extend beyond basketball as collectors pay millions for memorabilia connected to his legendary career. Three jerseys worn during Jordan’s 1998 NBA Finals championship run have…