Since its inception, generative AI has evolved with no signs of slowing down. Within the next 10 years, AI will become a significant fixture in our personal and business lives. That’s why Congressional Democrats are reintroducing a bill to eliminate discrimination in the use of AI. Authored […]
*A federal grand jury has indicted Cesar Humberto Pina, a 47-year-old Franklin Lakes, New Jersey, real estate investor known as “Flipping NJ,” on charges of orchestrating a multimillion-dollar Ponzi-like scheme, laundering drug proceeds, and bribing a Paterson official. The charges include two counts of wire fraud, […]
Black-owned businesses need support because it leads to economic empowerment, community sustainability, and long-term growth. This is also the case when it comes to our food source. Our financial support of Black grocers enables economic self-sufficiency, employment opportunities, and resource accessibility. BLACK ENTERPRISE stands with the African American community […]
This year’s 10th Annual Alaska Black Business Expo was the largest gathering of Black-owned businesses and supporters in Alaska. Thousands attended, and it has been one of the most successful Black business expos held across the country. The festivities are always held the first weekend in February in Anchorage, Alaska, to kick […]
*Democratic strategist Basil Smikle ignited controversy during a recent MSNBC appearance, where he criticized the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and its cost-cutting measures. Smikle, a lecturer at Columbia University, framed DOGE’s budget reductions as not just an assault on government spending but a targeted attack on past Black […]
Millions of U.S. taxpayers who missed out on the Recovery Rebate Credit in their 2021 tax filings are set to receive stimulus checks automatically in January, according to a recent announcement from the Internal Revenue Service. The payments aim to rectify an oversight that affected […]
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