Ngozi Nwanji

Joe Smith knows firsthand what it’s like to go from making over eight figures to losing it all. In 2018, the former NBA star and No. 1 draft pick appeared on MLB star Alex Rodriguez’s show “Back in the Game” due to financial trouble, according to CNBC. The goal was to teach Smith how to bring in more revenue and decrease his spending. The show would support Smith’s coaching business, which he started in 2015, so he could be in a better financial standing.

A young basketball star has made history over at Adidas.

It appears as though Spotify would like to improve how it supports musicians.

Ingrid Best’s work behind the scenes for leading spirits brands has worked in her favor.

It can be a bittersweet feeling when students at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are proud to rep their school while also facing the challenges that may come with attending one. According to a 2022 report by the Hope Center for College, Community, and Justice (Temple University), out of a surveyed 5,000 students from 14 private and public HBCUs in the fall of 2020, 46% shared that they “ lacked sufficient food a month prior to when the survey was taken.”

Would you be open to having your voice cloned using artificial intelligence (AI)? Well, it looks like some of your favorite stars are down for it.

50 Cent has taken another step on the path of building out G-Unit Film Division.

From the looks of the current state of artificial intelligence (AI), it’s not going anywhere for the foreseeable future. It’s for this reason that people have been sharing statistics on how harmful its bias can be. According to a 2021 report from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), AI tools — built by humans — have been found to worsen discriminatory practices against marginalized groups such as housing discrimination.

T.I. has kept his word on a promise to his city.

Selom Agbitor is behind a company that started as a side hustle and transformed into selling in Walmart stores across the U.S.

Hit-Boy has an inspiring testimony to share. During an interview on the “Off the Record” podcast in November 2022, the Grammy-winning producer recounted a low point in his life and career.

Three stars are supporting their hometown of Chicago, IL, with a new business project.

A Lagos, Nigeria-based B2B marketplace is further supporting auto dealers in Africa with affordable financing.

Black Girls Code has announced a new initiative to get more young students excited about coding.

A Nigerian-American medical student is sharing insight from her lived experience as a Black woman to help those who look like her.