Black Small Business News Weekly

Just in case you’ve missed some of the news content we published last week, we’ve got you covered. Here’s a roundup of some of the small business stories published on BlackEnterprise.com.

Black-owned businesses in Harlem are on the decline, and this organization has launched a program to help entrepreneurs get back on their feet.
Walton Isaacson, the industry’s go-to ad agency for multicultural marketing and advertising, fills its newly created Chief Brand Officer role.
Cryptocurrency company funds over 35,000 teachers’ classroom projects.
The Marine Corps promotes Lorna Mahlock to become its first ever black woman brigadier-general.
Cambridge Analytica, the power of data and the new MLK dream.
An Australian union official scammed Black Lives Matter donors out of $100 thousand.
Unity National Bank, Texas’ solitary black-owned bank, opened a branch in Atlanta last month. Find out how the Black Lives Matter movement helped save black-owned banks.
Destination Teach: A Harvard graduate’s goal to connect African Americans to Africans living on the continent.
The L.A. Housewives of Finance share five tips to becoming financially literate.
An Associated Press analysis has found that black workers are still “chronically underrepresented compared with whites in high-salary jobs in technology, business, life sciences, and architecture and engineering, among other areas.”
Former teen mom turned mompreneur is honored with the key to the city of Lakeland, Florida.
When women advance in the workplace, men do too, a new study has found.
Your cellphone addiction is affecting you more than you think.