• Real Housewives of Atlanta Star Lisa Wu Launches Lipstick Line

    Lip Addyct announced today they have partnered with Real Housewives of Atlanta’s star Lisa Wu to launch a new line of lipsticks named “Chameleon.” “When making the decision to enter the lipstick market, we decided to partner with an entrepreneur we admire and Lisa Wu fits the bill,” said Adrienne Owens, owner of Lip Addyct. “She’s fearless and works hard to…

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  • Black Teens Create Bicycle Powered Water Filtration System To Provide Clean Drinking Water

    Representing a team of inventors who designed the bicycle-powered water filtration system, the young innovators—Elliot and Payton Karr— presented the device to President Barack Obama during the third Annual White House Science Fair, highlighting the student winners of a broad range of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) competitions from across the country, last April.…

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  • Plaxico Burress Launches New Luxury Sock Line

    NFL wide receiver Plaxico Burress is doing his best to not be part of that staggering Sports Illustrated statistic which states that 78% of NFL players are bankrupt or in severe financial distress just two years after retirement. The 35-year-old Pittsburgh Steeler is diversifying his income stream by launching a new collection of luxury socks. A…

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  • Nomadness Travel Tribe: Black Globetrotters Have Seen it All

    At this point there are literally only a handful of places in the world that, collectively, the members of Nomadness Travel Tribe have not been to. As of last count there were just 11 – Nauru, Comoros, Tajikstan, Tuvalu, Uzbekistan, Samoa, Kyrgyzstan, Yemen, the Solomon Islands, Azerbijan and Brunei. That’s right, those other roughly 185…

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  • Report Paints Grim Financial Picture for City of Detroit

    A state-mandated report by the city of Detroit’s emergency manager has revealed an expected, if not predictable, set of affairs concerning the financial health of the beleaguered city, with reports saying that costs of retiree benefits take up nearly a third of the city budget, and the situation is so dire that it’s nearly impossible…

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  • How to Stay Within Your Travel Budget

    It’s that time of year again: Summer Travel Season. It is enjoyable, but it can also be expensive! Here are a few tips to get you on your way to saving you some serious cash: Be flexible: if you’re not determined to go to a set destination, you can save a lot of cash by…

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  • Motherhood vs Career Pursuits: Professional Women Share Their Stories

    BlackEnterprise.com talked with professional women from across the country— from a single working mother to a woman who’s delaying motherhood to focus on her career — to talk family planning choices. Each gives candid insight into their decisions, how their lives were changed and how they’re pursuing their career goals and advancement. TRIUMPHANT TEEN MOTHER…

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  • Top Career Lessons from The Great Gatsby

    Janell Hazelwood writes: I’ve always been a fan of author F. Scott Fitzgerald, and one of my favorite classics by the writer is The Great Gatsby. As a child with what many people would describe as an “old soul,” I always loved colorful stories set in the past, whether it was the Bible days, Medieval…

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  • Blacks Optimistic about Economy, But Pessimistic about This

    African American investors are optimistic about the political and economic future of the country. They also are feeling upbeat about their own financial future. About half, 52 percent, report they are better off now than they were three years ago, the same as the general population, according to a recent survey by Wells Fargo .…

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  • Home Depot Awards HBCU Oakwood University with $50k Makeover

    Many of the 106 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are in need of major renovations in order to remain competitive and attract top talent. The Home Depot recognized this need, and responded by providing help through a campus-improvement grant program called Retool Your School. This program, now in its fourth year, provides aid to…

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