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Entertainment Studios, Inc., one of the largest independent producers and distributors of first-run syndicated television programming, has acquired the digital news platform TheGrio......

For the first time, all of the top Black-owned media companies in South Florida have joined forces to show a united front and to prove to advertisers that doing business with them is more than worth it. The group members, nine media organizations, named themselves the Black Owned Media Alliance (BOMA) and put on their first symposium as a way to...

Federal regulators approved the sale of two FOX TV affiliates to Pluria Marshall Jr., president and CEO of Houston-based Marshall Broadcasting Group   ...

A symbol of leadership and an innovator, Robert Johnson has a legacy that could ultimately be defined by what he's accomplished to level the playing field for African-Americans and other minorities in corporate America....

    The indefatigable American institution that has evolved as the persona of Don King celebrated his 84th birthday on August 20, but age is not standing a chance of slowing down the greatest boxing promoter in the history of the world. King who was born in the ghetto of Cleveland in 1931 he often says; “give me my flowers and roses when I can sme...

Minority Biz has released a new mobile app. In celebration, the Company is offering all black-owned businesses a limited time free business listing subscription.

CTA Welcomes New Locally Owned Concessions to Green Line by Kai EL’ Zabar Businesses Will Fill Vacant Concession Space and Improve Services at Cottage Grove at King Drive…...

The Chicago Crusader Newspaper Celebrates Its 75th Anniversary   Friday evening  Chicago came out in a big, big way to celebrate 75 years of  The Crusader and its…...

CHICAGO (WLS) –Founded on May 5, 1905, by Robert Sengstacke Abbott, the Chicago Defender was a platform to denounce racism experienced by African Americans.”His driving…...

(NNPA)—Johnson Publishing, the mothership company of the beleaguered yet iconic magazines Ebony and Jet, has put their legendary photo archives on the market for an estimated $40 million. The 5 million-image archive have snapped the Black experience dating back to 1942, including intimate photographs of civil rights leader Rev. Dr. Martin Luther Ki...