Category: Black Enterprise

A business can be profitable and still struggle to secure financing. A company operating internationally can face delays moving money across borders. A property owner […]

From a sourdough bakery café in San Francisco to a new taco concept on Philadelphia’s South Street, Black business owners have continued opening new food […]

AI-generated flyers are everywhere. They’re appearing in restaurant windows, at community events, in beauty salons, and across social media feeds. Many follow a recognizable formula: […]

Ida Robinson’s family has owned a home in Brooklyn’s Crown Heights neighborhood since 1951. As of May 2026, her granddaughter was still fighting in court […]

By Tony O. Lawson Edward Waters University has secured a $25 million, 30-year loan to help fund more than $33 million in campus improvements, including […]

By Tony O. Lawson Founders First Capital Partners has raised $18.59 million for its Change Catalyst Fund II as the firm reports growing demand from […]

By Tony O. Lawson Infino, an AI infrastructure startup co-founded by Ekechi Nwokah, has emerged from stealth with $7.5 million in seed funding led by […]

By Tony O. Lawson SoLa Impact built its business on private investment and Opportunity Zone capital. For Broadway & Imperial, a 166-unit development in South […]

By Tony O. Lawson In 1982, Lola C. West bought a painting by Norman Lewis from New York art dealer Peg Alston. Afterward, according to […]