BreakNBread

Money just became more expensive. Although it cost more to borrow consumers appear to have other interest. Also, if you are thinking about buying an electric car to avoid the gas tax the government wants you to know something. Finally, what do we know about history repeating itself. Are we watching a rewind of the Nixon Administration? We keep it quick, we keep is simple on the next BreakNBread.

The influence of voting happens long before election day. Newly elected President of the African American Caucus of North Carolina, Collette Alston breaks down the efforts of her organization to give you a voice at the polls.

Decisions that led to the invasion of Ukraine. Plus, the master plan to phase out your car & move you to public transportation.

Event planning is a rare profession for the African American population. The numbers may surprise you yet the need for Event Planners is expected to rise by nearly 20%.

Members of the black population appear to fall behind when it comes to economic development. Analyst have their theories. Today’s guest says she has experienced first-hand part of the problem. But is working to address the issue.

Business ownership can be challenging for African American entrepreneurs especially when dealing with a drastically changing profession. We explore the steps to take to stay on top during this changing economy and staying in step with the changing taste of the buying public.

According to USAfacts.org published February 2011, Nineteen percent of all employer-based businesses were female-led. When comparing women-owned businesses of all racial categories, African American women have the highest percentage of ownership compared with men in their racial category. We kick off Black History Month with our series on Black Business ownership. Black businesses originated in th...