MIAMI — Jamila Ross and Akino West knew they would need a little luck if they were going to keep their Overtown hotel afloat during the pandemic.

The pandemic is far from over as infections are on the rise and millions of Americans remain unemployed.

Wyclef Jean and Google are joining forces this week to help struggling Black-owned businesses survive the holiday sales season, which is expected to be a rough one for small business owners throughout the country.

A local business executive with decades of experience in the private sector will lead Philadelphia’s Commerce Department.

Roger Ferguson, one of the most powerful Black executives on Wall Street and in corporate America, is retiring as the CEO of TIAA.

Two years ago, Dr. Kelly McGregory opened her own pediatric practice just outside Minneapolis, where she could spend as much time as she wanted with patients and parents could get all of their questions answered.

There's at least one thing the pandemic hasn't changed: Private equity firms entered the Covid-19 crisis flush with cash, and they're due to leave it with full pockets, too.

It's an amazing time to be a mortgage lender. The pandemic has set off an epic rush to buy homes and an urgent need for mortgages.

Charisse McGill has delved into the craft beer industry after becoming known for her signature French Toast Bites.

UPS will allow workers to have facial hair and natural Black hairstyles like Afros and braids as it becomes the latest company to shed policies widely criticized as discriminatory amid nationwide demands for racial justice.

NEW YORK — Retailers and carriers are preparing for an online holiday shopping surge that could tax shipping networks and lead to delivery delays.

Brian Contreras represents the worst fears of the lucrative business travel industry.

Ken Anderson