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Those were the good old days for her, when her name was not tarnished by a series of escalating controversies, that has culminated with some very damning allegations this week from hip hop music artists and even a nonprofit in Haiti.
Is Kanye’s new ‘Donda’ Album, and ongoing beef with Drake, Helping or Hurting his Business brand? Let’s learn a Lesson
Did Beyonce’s Business Brand Take a Hit Due to the Tiffany Blood Diamond Scandal? As you can see, two weeks
You’re probably wondering, what on earth does market branding have to do with Brother Polight? Well, he’s selling something to certain people out there who have made him a millionaire, according to several sources. Despite the fact that, according to other sources, he has a criminal background in either drug sales or use, he has managed to influence many to believe in what he has to offer, and they were willing to pay for it.
Hey, my people. In today’s Affluent Blacks news report: From blackbusiness.com comes this story… Rebranding the 2nd Largest Black-Owned Film
Ironically, just as I was about to record this video on the Fresh and Fit YouTube scandal, after having done
Hey people. Real quick video. I’m just now finding out about this and my studios are right here next door
I know a lot of brothas and sistas who are doing very well in the trucking business. I applaud them
Why choose a struggle major in college, only to graduate to either a low paying job or unemployment? Here, I
“When things in life go wrong, it’s common to blame God automatically. And when we want a way out of bad situations, we pray that God completely take over and make things better, as if He’s a genie in a bottle. When we want a blessing in our finances, we’re taught that giving tithes to the church will give us ten times more in return. When we look for a husband or wife, we leave it completely in God’s hands to find us the perfect mate. When we want a better job, we turn it over to God to make it fall in our laps.
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