Northwest Philadelphia’s tight-knit business community gets a boost this November: the Northwest (NW) Philly Small Business Summit returns as a one-day, practical event for neighborhood entrepreneurs, side-hustlers, vendors, and community organizers
Philadelphia’s Black business scene is a vital force, and on November 8, the Black Woman About Business Expo brings that energy to a single, powerful day of shopping, networking, and mentorship.
On 25 October 2025, the Empire Partner Foundation will host the 3rd Annual EPF Tech Awards at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg. It is a flagship moment for South Africa’s innovators and a vital stage for Black tech entrepreneurs aiming for investor attention and national recognition.
For couples looking to spice up their date night and enjoy a wholesome and memorable experience, here are five Black-owned bars and restaurants perfect for a date night.
If you requested an extension on your federal tax return this year, there is one final, non-negotiable date you need to mark: October 15th. This date marks the end of the line. Meeting this deadline is the single most important action you can take right now to protect your family’s finances and avoid unnecessary trouble.
Highlighting the brilliance, resilience, and creativity of Black women entrepreneurs In every industry, women are redefining what it means to…
The use of AI presents both opportunities and challenges for businesses. Black people and other people of color can tap into the benefits of this accessible technology to grow their businesses.
When you walk into a Brown’s ShopRite or Fresh Grocer in Philadelphia, you are stepping into a hub of opportunity and community. At the center of this work is Stacey Dowling, the Community Engagement Director at Brown’s Superstores.
As we prepare for MWC Kigali 2025 (October 21-23, 2025), Rwanda serves as the perfect stage for showcasing how African mobile innovation is reshaping our continent’s place in the global digital economy.
A parent’s stress spills into a child’s classroom. A child’s struggles in school ripple back home. That is why Campaign for Working Families’ Rise and Shine Program takes a Two-Generation (2Gen) approach: helping parents and children at the same time.
