Kimberly Wilson

The mother-daughter duo behind SLAYYY Hair is turning a long-ignored beauty industry problem into one of the fastest-growing brands in textured hair care.

Weeks after Ulta Beauty World wrapped in Orlando, Black beauty founders say the visibility, retail conversations, and industry pressure are still shaping what comes next for their brands.

Black Wealth Watch: Pinky Cole’s Former CFO Faces Fraud Charges, Shaq Expands Into Women’s Basketball, Will.i.am Teaches AI At ASU

A fragrance built from microbes collected in the sky sounds like a gimmick—until you smell Future Society’s Cloud Reverie, a soft, powdery scent that evolves beautifully on skin.

With the Dream’s new Homegrown collection, Angel Reese is helping push women’s sports apparel beyond oversized tees and into something more intentional, expressive, and rooted in culture.

After leaving JPMorgan, the former VP bootstrapped Almond Wind into a fast-growing luxury furniture brand rooted in culture, intention, and ownership.

From $1.8 million in NIL deals to ownership stakes and a sold-out Reebok sneaker, the WNBA star is turning influence into long-term wealth.

The $3.9 billion agreement for the San Diego Padres still requires MLB approval, but would mark a historic first for Black women in ownership.

From thought leaders to beauty pros, here's how people really land a spot on the lineup.

As wedding costs soar, one couple found everything they needed in a $100 ceremony—no debt, no pressure, and no regrets.

From thought leaders to beauty pros, here's how people really land a spot on the lineup.

We caught up with the rising actor at F1 Miami, where he opened up about identity, emotional growth, and stepping into his own as his Hollywood career builds.

A legal battle threatens one of beauty’s standout brands, while big money and new media bets signal where Black wealth is growing next.

A rich blend of chocolate, cherry, and warm woods, LEDDA’s 21 Velvet Ganache turns a typically tricky note into something unexpectedly wearable.

The five-time NBA All-Star steps into a leadership role at Howard University, helping shape recruiting, NIL deals, and the future of a rising HBCU program.

From being the only Black GM on Chicago’s north side to helping reshape ownership in the city, Jordan reflects on growth, representation, and what’s changed.

Built by Hampton Roads natives, the festival continues to spotlight the region’s outsized impact on music, with T.I., Keyshia Cole and more headlining the September return.

The multiyear deal with Amazon includes her podcast, Book Club, Favorite Things and the full archive of The Oprah Winfrey Show, bringing decades of content under one roof.

With millions of followers and a new partnership with iFIT, the Air Force veteran is turning accessible, at-home workouts into a scalable fitness business.

From beauty sellouts to executive shakeups and major media moves, here’s what’s shaping the latest headlines in business this week.