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You may be familiar with the standard retirement plans many companies offer, like traditional 401(k)s. You might not be as familiar with a retirement benefit plan commonly called an ESOP, meaning an “employee stock ownership plan.” ESOPs are retirement benefits that allow companies to transfer stock to a trust held
To get good at something, we often think it’s just about putting in the reps. Keep showing up consistently and you’ll get better. And it’s true, at least at first. But once we’ve reached a certain level of proficiency, effort and consistency alone are no longer enough for improvement. This
In a post-pandemic world, more and more people are working from home. From 2019 to 2021, the amount of American workers logging in remotely more than tripled. As of 2022, 35% of Americans had the option to work from home five days a week. While working from home has brought
Personal challenges arise daily, and we can’t fix them all. Stress, financial concerns and difficulty in relationships can plague even the most outgoing and dynamic among us. But while we can’t fix everything instantly, we can put in the work to improve ourselves. Personal development courses teach the tools and
Hip-hop recording artist Boosie Badazz says he has a moral code that he strictly adheres to and no amount of money will change that. In a recent interview, the rapper said he turned down a quarter million dollars because it was an LGBTQ event. During an appearance on The Danza
It seems Colin Kaepernick is still trying to make his way into the NFL. Rapper J. Cole recently released a letter that Kaepernick sent to New York Jets general manager Joe Douglas offering his quarterback services to the team’s practice squad. The Jets have been struggling since Aaron Rodgers‘ season-ending
“Sistas have always been in sales,” Sheryl Lee Ralph told BLACK ENTERPRISE just minutes before she gave a keynote speech at the inaugural SIS 100 Power List Honoree Gala. Donning a chartreuse pantsuit, the Emmy award-winning actress, singer, director, author, and philanthropist shared just how nostalgic it was for her to think
The Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers have reached a deal. The tentative three-year agreement, which took place Sept. 24 and still needs to be ratified, sets forth protections for television and film writers from AI, a gradual wage increase over the life
Members of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. are putting Black maternal health at the forefront of their activism. On Sept. 20, women organized an event on Capitol Hill to advocate for the passing of the “Momnibus Act,” championing the cause. The “Momnibus Act” seeks to remedy the disparities in maternal
Suspended Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant surprised a group of children a Nike-sponsored event in the city. Morant showed up at what looked to be a basketball clinic for children, who looked thrilled to see the high-flying guard. “Believe in yourself,” Morant said in a video posted by Nike. “You
You may be familiar with the standard retirement plans many companies offer, like traditional 401(k)s. You might not be as familiar with a retirement benefit plan commonly called an ESOP, meaning an “employee stock ownership plan.” ESOPs are retirement benefits that allow companies to transfer stock to a trust held
To get good at something, we often think it’s just about putting in the reps. Keep showing up consistently and you’ll get better. And it’s true, at least at first. But once we’ve reached a certain level of proficiency, effort and consistency alone are no longer enough for improvement. This
In a post-pandemic world, more and more people are working from home. From 2019 to 2021, the amount of American workers logging in remotely more than tripled. As of 2022, 35% of Americans had the option to work from home five days a week. While working from home has brought
Personal challenges arise daily, and we can’t fix them all. Stress, financial concerns and difficulty in relationships can plague even the most outgoing and dynamic among us. But while we can’t fix everything instantly, we can put in the work to improve ourselves. Personal development courses teach the tools and
Hip-hop recording artist Boosie Badazz says he has a moral code that he strictly adheres to and no amount of money will change that. In a recent interview, the rapper said he turned down a quarter million dollars because it was an LGBTQ event. During an appearance on The Danza
It seems Colin Kaepernick is still trying to make his way into the NFL. Rapper J. Cole recently released a letter that Kaepernick sent to New York Jets general manager Joe Douglas offering his quarterback services to the team’s practice squad. The Jets have been struggling since Aaron Rodgers‘ season-ending
“Sistas have always been in sales,” Sheryl Lee Ralph told BLACK ENTERPRISE just minutes before she gave a keynote speech at the inaugural SIS 100 Power List Honoree Gala. Donning a chartreuse pantsuit, the Emmy award-winning actress, singer, director, author, and philanthropist shared just how nostalgic it was for her to think
The Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers have reached a deal. The tentative three-year agreement, which took place Sept. 24 and still needs to be ratified, sets forth protections for television and film writers from AI, a gradual wage increase over the life
Members of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. are putting Black maternal health at the forefront of their activism. On Sept. 20, women organized an event on Capitol Hill to advocate for the passing of the “Momnibus Act,” championing the cause. The “Momnibus Act” seeks to remedy the disparities in maternal
Suspended Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant surprised a group of children a Nike-sponsored event in the city. Morant showed up at what looked to be a basketball clinic for children, who looked thrilled to see the high-flying guard. “Believe in yourself,” Morant said in a video posted by Nike. “You
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