Elon Musk started his first software company, Zip2, back in 1995. He sold that company in 1999 for $300 million, and used his profits to start Paypal, SpaceX and to acquire Tesla. According to Forbes, Musk became a billionaire in 2012 after Tesla unveiled the Model X, sending Tesla’s market cap soaring to $3.86 billion, Read More…
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5 Black Friends Who Became Doctors Share Their Stories
PHOTO CREDIT: Nina Babel, Founder of NIBA Studios, LLC Nationwide — Drs. Diane Boykin, M.D.; Leah Matthews, M.D., MPH; Sylvia E. Morris, M.D., MPH; Jessica Osborn, M.D.; and Angela C.B. Walker, M.D. – all Black women – first came together while studying at Georgetown University School of Medicine in the late 1990s. And now, together Read More…
A Black Owner of The Only Black-Owned Motorcycle Drag Racing Cup Series
Nationwide — Broderick “Hollywood” Jackson, the Founder and CEO of Hollywood Drag Racing Production (HDRP), a Black-owned Atlanta, Georgia-based company, is seeking to revolutionize the world of motorcycle drag racing entertainment. He says that he aims to become a leader in the industry by implementing a unique distribution formula that promotes sustainability for both participants Read More…
21-YRS Old Spent $300 To Start His Sticker Hustle/Now He Makes $38,000 ADay
21-year-old spent $300 to start his sticker side hustle—now it brings in up to $38,000 a day: I was ‘unprepared’ to go viral Ever thought a small idea could turn into something huge? Well, Jayson Siu is a perfect example of such transformation. You’re about to see the perfect example of how an ordinary person Read More…
Saudi Arabia’s City of the Future Gets $5.6 Billion Investment
Local investors will build accomodation for 95,000 workers Red Sea coastal city Neom expected to cost over $500 billion Saudi Arabia’s Neom, an entirely new city being built on the Red Sea coast, has finalized a deal worth more than 21 billion riyals ($5.6 billion) with a group of local investors, in the third investment Read More…
The Untold Story Of Ola Of Lagos
In early 2019, a young man named Okinwande Waris Olayinka left his village, Owode in Ogun State to move to Lagos in search of greener pastures. He didn’t have anyone in Lagos and only called a friend he knew called “Ope” when he was already on his way to Lagos, and his friend encouraged him Read More…








