#black-owned-business

#black-owned-business

Silly Nice is a Harlem-based Black- and Veteran-owned cannabis brand delivering premium, high-THC concentrates, vapes, and flower with sustainable packaging and strong market performance.

Comedy show with discounted drinks at SF's first black-owned comedy club.

August is Black Business Month and highlights Uptown Strength NYC, a Black-owned gym dedicated to empowerment and strength in Harlem.

BPC is projected to surpass $100 million in revenue, driven by impactful events and cultural partnerships.

Silly Nice launched a Budtender Training Guide to empower dispensary staff with industry knowledge and better consumer guidance.

Silly Nice's 510 vape carts dominate NYC for flavor, potency, and quality, making them a favorite among cannabis consumers.

Kitchen + Kocktails is relocating to a larger space in River North, maintaining its intimate soul food experience and expanding its brand presence.

The closure of Bed-Vyne Brew marks a significant loss for the Bedford Stuyvesant community, particularly among Black patrons who cherished the space.

Moviefone is making a comeback as a Black-owned Hollywood business with a focus on user-friendly movie discovery.

Cleashaun Hill contemplates relocating his restaurant Pierre Pierre after a shooting affects safety and community perception in downtown Oakland.

Jackie Jackson expands her soul food business with a new location in San Jose, celebrating diversity and her community's support.

Black-owned businesses face uncertain futures as major retailers retract DEI initiatives.

Cultural validation is significant for minority entrepreneurs in mainstream retail.