We’ve Made Progress. So Why Aren’t More Black Families Wealthier?
From Influence to Economic Power — Part 1 of 5 Black achievement is visible across Dallas–Fort Worth. Turning that achievement
Category: Black Consumer Finance
Dallas Wants More Than Financial Jobs. It Wants a Piece of the Market Itself
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are making major physical investments. JPMorgan Chase already operates at substantial scale. NYSE Texas has opened its Dallas headquarters. Nasdaq has established a Texas exchange presence. TXSE began trading in July and is preparing to host primary listings.
Energy Transfer gives the newest entrant its first large corporate test.
For Black professionals and entrepreneurs, the practical implications will depend on what develops around these institutions over time: which specialties expand, which schools build relevant programs, which local firms become vendors, who advances into leadership, and whether professionals can move among employers without leaving North Texas.
Dallas Is Becoming a Bigger Stage. Black Dallas Should Think Beyond the Audience.
Dallas has never had a shortage of people trying to sell the city as the next big thing. What’s changing
The New Cost of Living Reality for Black Families in DFW
The New Cost of Living Reality for Black Families in DFW Why “Comfortable Income” Feels Out of Reach, and Where
How the SNAP EBT Shutdown Could Quietly Reshape Dallas’ Economy
A Sudden Crisis in the Middle of Prosperity… Dallas is booming, from tech growth to corporate relocations and a thriving
Top 10 Black Owned Dallas Ft. Worth Retail Gems for Christmas Gifts
Welcome to Dallas-Fort Worth, a hub of culture, style, and incredible retail experiences. Today, we’re exploring 10 notable Black American-owned
So You Really Think Black Americans Got Reparations?
Brothas and sistas, it is quite baffling that there are a lot of people who still believe we got reparations
Are You Sure Your Bank is Safe?
If you haven’t heard of these 3 bank collapses over the past few days, then you may want to read
New Year, New Career. Stop Picking Low Paying Jobs My People
…too many of us end up in dead end jobs because no one teaches us how important it is at 18 to 24 years old to pick the right high paying majors. When we graduate high school, many of us know that getting a college degree or trade school training can be good, but some of us don’t end up doing either of these. That’s how a lot of us end up in minimum wage jobs, struggling to pay bills, can’t afford for to raise a healthy family, often on the brink of eviction.
Is it Really Fair to Blame One Man for an Entire College? Let’s Chat
We Are ALL Deion Sanders – The Jackson State HBCU Challenge Greetings, brothas and sistas. In this special report video…
