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Black Woman Entrepreneur Makes History With New Line of Kosher, Non-GMO Cake Mixes Founded by LaTonya King from Elkhart, Indiana, King Preferred is the first Black woman-owned, Kosher certified OUD, Non-GMO, specialty food baking mix company.

Distribution Deal Brings Black-Owned Whiskey Brand to 50 Stores in 5 States Guidance Whiskey, a Tennessee-based whiskey brand owned by entrepreneur Jason Ridgel, has signed a historic partnership and distribution deal.

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Black Woman-Owned 7-Eleven Franchise in Texas Celebrates 5 Years in Business Kim Eboreime, the only Black woman to outright own a 7-Eleven franchise in the Austin-Round Rock area in Texas, has just recently celebrated her store's 5th anniversary!

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24-Year Old Entrepreneur Launches First Black-Owned Delivery Service David Cabello, a 24-year old entrepreneur, is making history with the launch of his own business called Black and Mobile, the first Black-owned delivery service in Philadelphia. What's more, it is the first of its kind in the whole country to focus on supporting and promoting underrepresented busine...

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Attorney Eboni K. Williams wants you to treat yourself as a business Eboni K. Williams is a national TV host, attorney, and author who wants you to “treat yourself like a business, regardless of your employment status.” Williams says “…even if you’re working full-time for a company, everyone should think of their employer as a client, and not necessarily th...