Over its 150 year history, The Savannah Tribune, a Black-owned weekly, has overcome censorship, distribution challenges, an ill-timed closure, a legal challenge, even a fire.

New research found that a majority of Black women entrepreneurs didn’t see a cent of 2020 diversity pledges and some are now worse off financially than before the pandemic.

The Forbes lists featured nine people in Georgia and at least one metro Atlanta native across multiple industries.

Nearly 10 years into her career in the film industry, Meaghan Skerchock was looking for a change. A chance phone call with an aerospace engineer led her to found a startup.

As the notoriously busy holiday season approaches, there is a new place in metro Atlanta for women to find rest and relaxation.

A recent study by the Women’s Sports Foundation found nearly 70% of women who played sports in their youth went on to hold leadership roles outside of family.

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Somia Farid Silber is taking the helm of Edible Brands, the company behind the well-known fruit bouquets Edible Arrangements.

A former vice president of the Atlanta Tech Village has become a CEO and founder herself, raising millions along the way.

An Atlanta husband-wife team has developed nut butter puffs for young children that are now being sold at Target.