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A new commercial space has been established for 14 small Black businesses in southeast Raleigh, NC. The city’s ABC11 reports the Montague Plaza has opened its doors to tenants through a $4 million project led by real estate developer James Montague in partnership with Raleigh-based software company GlobalXperts. The property is only two minutes from
Five years ago, I was living at home with my mom in Rochester, New York and making $17 an hour in a managerial position.But in 2018, a friend inspired me to move to Philadelphia and start a vending machine business. I used $10,000 of my savings to pay for a snack machine, a beverage machine
Rich Paul – Lucky Me (YouTube screenshot) *Rich Paul was a guest on SiriusXM’s The Clay Cane Show, where he discussed his new memoir, Lucky Me, and his career as a sports agent, among other topics. When asked whether it’s true that white athletes don’t trust black agents, Paul confirmed that has been his experience.
WASHINGTON, DC – JANUARY 20: Nene Leakes and Founder, Ubiquitous Women’s Expo, Germaine … [+] Bolds-Leftridge attend The Lady Leopard Brunch at Catch 22 on January 20, 2019 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Brian Stukes/Getty Images)Getty Images In the past ten years, global category-leading manufacturers like Procter & Gamble and Unilever have seized the opportunity
Doobie Duke Sims spent years fueled by $3 dinners — two slices of pizza and a Coke — and sleeping in vans while touring with his band Shinobi Ninja.That phase of life “was beautiful,” but it certainly doesn’t resemble his day-to-day life anymore. Today, Sims runs Snow Milk, a streetwear brand he started out of
Kevin Durant of the Phoenix SunsIf you missed CNBC’s Game Plan Summit in Los Angeles back in July, CNBC airs a Game Plan special Saturday, September 9, at 3 p.m. ET. The event looked at the business of sports in the modern era. Speakers included ESPN chairman James Pitaro, NBA star Kevin Durant, LionTree chairman
