Hundreds of Minnesota Black small business owners gathered at the Capitol for the second consecutive year to make their presence felt.
Twin Cities Black businesses
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Black Business Spotlight: Coach Candice
‘Believe in yourself. Believe in the process. Take that leap of faith.’
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Upcoming Black Business Ball gives Black-owned businesses a night to shine
The black-tie gala will uplift Black entrepreneurs, recognizing and presenting awards to business owners who are making a difference and making names for themselves.
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Black Business Spotlight: Thoroughbred Moving and Installation
‘It can’t just be about money. You have to be doing something that you’re passionate about.’
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Black Business Spotlight: Kobi Co.
Kobi Gregory and Tasha Harris are the mother-daughter team behind the luxury candle and self-care business Kobi Co.
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The state of Black business in Minneapolis
‘Why is it taking so long for Blacks to have cultural business districts and what is the city going to do to assist with this economic transformation?’
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Minneapolis kicks off Black Business Week
Mayor Jacob Frey and City Council President Andrea Jenkins kicked off the city’s Black Business Week, which takes place ahead of National Black Business Month in August.Â
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Comcast RISE Investment Fund returns
$10,000 grants will be awarded to 500 small businesses in select cities, including the Twin Cities.
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Black Business Spotlight: Ashley’s Apples
‘A lot of people like Granny Smith, but I like using Gala Apples because Granny’s are a little too sour for my liking.’
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Black Entrepreneur State Fair a success in its second year
The Fair runs through Aug. 28 and is located in South Minneapolis on Chicago Avenue and Lake Street, just outside the Midtown Global Market.
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Black Business Spotlight: Diva Rags
Diva Rags was established in 1999 and offers one-of-a-kind accessories, couture apparel, and more.
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Black Business Spotlight: Life Juices
‘That’s why I started this juice brand, because it’s a low barrier entry to health—a little lifestyle shift can have a big impact upon your overall health.’
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Deluxe supports small Black-owned businesses through Hulu TV series
The businesses selected for this season are all Black-owned and based in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
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Black Business Spotlight: DèStyle Hair Care
De Teyonce Graves’ unique approach to business and her passion that goes beyond just hair, has helped her weather the pandemic storm.
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Black Business Spotlight: Just Turkey
The barbecue turkey is delicious, flavorful and brings forth something new in the neighborhood, fulfilling a market niche.
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Black Business Spotlight: Upsie
Upsie Technology Inc. offers affordable protection plans for electronic devices and appliances.
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Black Business Spotlight: The Donut Trap by Sssdude-Nutz
Bradley Taylor’s The Donut Trap By SSSDude-Nutz is known for its flavorful, square-shaped doughnuts.
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Black Business Spotlight: Beauty Lounge Minneapolis
Melissa Taylor is trailblazing her way through the beauty industry as a professional hair stylist, makeup artist and business owner.
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Black Business Spotlight: Urban 29 (updated)
Looking for comfortable but classy attire?Joyce Saunders’ Urban 29 may just be the clothing store for​ ​you.
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Black Business Spotlight: WJRJ Industries Consultants
Willie Roller Jr. and his sons sustain their thriving enterprise through business acumen that basically runs in the blood.