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Business

Markets. Companies. Capital.

Could the $154 Million World Cup Windfall Rewrite African Football?

While much of the football world focused on Spain’s triumph in New Jersey and the tactical battles that defined the 2026 FIFA World Cup, a quieter story with potentially far greater long-term...

Why Trevor Rozier-Byrd Left a Secure Wall Street Career to Build a $3.5 Million Fintech Startup

Trevor Rozier-Byrd left a secure Wall Street career to solve a problem he believed traditional finance had failed to address: helping underserved communities build wealth through investing. Most...

How Aisha Bowe Went From Being Told College Wasn’t for Her to Becoming a NASA Rocket Scientist

A guidance counsellor once told Aisha Bowe that college might not be for her. Years later, she would become a NASA rocket scientist and one of the few Black women to travel to space.. At that time...

How Felecia Hatcher Built an Ecosystem That Unlocked $280 Million for Underrepresented Founders

The founders supported through Felecia Hatcher’s ecosystem have gone on to raise more than $280 million in capital. Yet Hatcher has never argued that funding is the real problem. She believes...

Meet the Black Stars of Avengers: Doomsday and the Empires Behind Them

With the release of the Avengers: Doomsday trailer, directors Joe and Anthony Russo have unveiled one of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s (MCU) most anticipated ensemble. The Black cast members...

How Cortney Woodruff Is Helping Black Founders Turn an Unfair Tech System Into a Massive Win

In the heart of the post-2020 tech boom, a stark statistical reality defined the American startup ecosystem: only 0.32% of total U.S. venture capital—roughly $942 million—was allocated to startups...

Sport

Could the $154 Million World Cup Windfall Rewrite African Football?

While much of the football world focused on Spain’s triumph in New Jersey and the tactical battles that defined the 2026 FIFA World Cup, a quieter story with potentially far greater long-term...

Black Entrepreneurs Launch Draft Ready to Prepare Student-Athletes for the New Sports Economy

A new leadership and career readiness program is emerging to ensure student-athletes are prepared for economic success beyond sports. On July 1, 2026, influential Black entrepreneurs Cimone Casson and...

After Leading Knicks to Historic NBA Title, Jalen Brunson Set to Release First Children’s Book

After leading the New York Knicks to their first NBA championship in over five decades, captain Jalen Brunson is expanding his influence beyond basketball. He has announced his debut children’s...

Angel Reese Becomes Fastest Player in WNBA History to Reach 1,000 Rebounds

Angel Reese solidified her place in Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) history on Sunday night by becoming the fastest player to reach 1,000 career rebounds. At just 26 years old and...

Ice Cube’s BIG3 Set to Go Public in Landmark $290 Million Deal

Ice Cube’s BIG3 basketball league is set to enter a new phase after agreeing to go public in a significant deal that values the league at $290 million. This move represents a key moment not just for...

Jalen Brunson Reveals Why He Sacrificed $113 Million to Help the Knicks Win a Championship

Jalen Brunson has finally explained the reasoning behind one of the boldest financial choices in modern NBA history: he chose long-term stability, team flexibility, and championship goals over...

Leadership

The people setting the standard.

Zeita Merchant Breaks New Ground as First Black Female Admiral in U.S. Coast Guard History

In an unprecedented milestone, Zeita Merchant, a native of Jackson, Mississippi, is set to become the first Black woman to attain the rank of admiral in the U.S. Coast Guard’s 233-year history...

Black Politicians You Need to Know in 2024

In the ever-evolving landscape of American politics, black politicians continue to make significant strides, breaking barriers and shaping the future of governance. As 2024 takes shape, it’s...

How Kamala Harris Led 59th Annual ‘Bloody Sunday’ March in Selma

Vice President Kamala Harris, the first Black woman to hold the office in the United States, took a significant step in leading the 59th annual Bloody Sunday march across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in...

Ashleigh Johnson: Leading the Way in Water Polo and Inspiring Black Youth

Ashleigh Johnson, an Olympic water polo star, is not only excelling in her sport but also uplifting black youth through her achievements and influence. Johnson made history in 2016 as the first Black...

30 Most Powerful Blacks On Wall Street

Wall Street, the financial heartbeat of the world, has long been a symbol of wealth, power, and influence. Historically dominated by a homogeneous group, the landscape is gradually evolving to reflect...

Meet Silas Adekunle: The Black Innovator Behind the World’s First Intelligent Gaming Robot

Silas Adekunle, a visionary Nigerian inventor and technology entrepreneur, has made remarkable strides in robotics and gaming innovation.  He is best known for creating the world’s first...

Memorial Day: 15 Black Celebrities Who Served in the Military

As we celebrate Memorial Day, we pause to honor and remember those who have served in the military. For many with family members in the U.S. Military, this day is a solemn occasion to reflect on those...

Faith Ringgold, Who Revealed the Beauty of Black Culture to the World Through Her Art, Passes Away at 93

Faith Ringgold, a talented artist known for her beautiful quilts that tell stories about Black American life, passed away at 93 on April 13 at her home in New Jersey. Besides quilts, Ringgold also...

Lifestyle

Luxury, travel, culture & the examined life

Detroit’s Concert of Colors Returns to Celebrate Global Sounds and the African Diaspora

Detroit’s annual Concert of Colors is back, bringing artists, cultures, and communities together while honoring the late founder Ismael Ahmed. This free five-day festival will celebrate global...

Colorado Black Arts Festival Marks 40 Years of Celebrating Black Creativity and Culture

Detroit’s African World Festival will return to Hart Plaza from July 10 to July 12, 2026. This festival is one of the city’s most significant cultural events along the riverfront. Presented by the...

Detroit’s African World Festival Returns With Protoje, Shanice, and a Powerful Celebration of Black Culture

Detroit’s African World Festival will return to Hart Plaza from July 10 to July 12, 2026. This festival is one of the city’s most significant cultural events along the riverfront. Presented by the...

Inside Jaden Smith’s I Love You Restaurant: The Mission to Feed Those in Need

Jaden Smith’s I Love You Restaurant focuses on providing a simple, urgent service: giving people experiencing homelessness access to free, healthy, plant-based meals while treating them with dignity...

HBCU Excellence: Bowie State Nursing Graduates Earn Perfect First-Time NCLEX Pass Rate

Bowie State University’s nursing program has achieved a significant milestone. All members of its December 2025 Bachelor of Science in Nursing graduating class passed the NCLEX-RN licensure exam on...

Seven Years Later, Nipsey Hussle’s $11 Million Estate Passes to His Children

Seven years after Nipsey Hussle’s death, one of the final legal matters related to his estate has been resolved. A California judge approved the final distribution of the late rapper and...

Why Kominiti Is the Career Ecosystem You Need in 2026

The way professionals build careers has changed completely. Yet most of us are still using tools designed for a world that no longer exists. LinkedIn launched in 2003, before smartphones, before the...

Why the Future of Professional Networking Looks Nothing Like LinkedIn

Professional networking has changed dramatically over the last two decades. There was a time when networking meant attending conferences, exchanging business cards, and hoping someone remembered your...