Meta Layoffs in Playa Vista and Menlo Park: A Wake-Up Call for Black Entrepreneurs
Meta’s recent layoffs underscore the need for Black entrepreneurs to prioritize building their own economic infrastructures in today’s shifting job landscape.
Major Lease Signed at 6300 Wilshire: A Step Forward for Black Entrepreneurs
The recent lease at 6300 Wilshire signifies a strategic step for Black entrepreneurs in securing vital commercial spaces, which is essential for economic independence and community wealth circulation.
Exploring the Legacy of America’s Black Wall Street
Discover the remarkable story of Greenwood, a testament to Black entrepreneurship and community resilience before its tragic downfall.
Exploring the Legacy of America’s Black Wall Street
Discover the remarkable story of Greenwood, a testament to Black entrepreneurship and community resilience before its tragic downfall.
Hiltzik: Marginal tax rates, how do they work?
Kelsey Plum, the talented star of the L.A. Sparks, recently stirred the pot with her commentary on California’s tax laws. During an interview, she shared her decision to take a one-year contract for $999,999 instead of $1 million to avoid hitting the state’s top tax bracket, which starts at the million-dollar threshold. Many immediate critiques […]