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Beyoncé’s Cécred haircare represented through premium white beauty products, a retail distribution agreement, London beauty retail, and logistics infrastructure illustrating the economics of ownership and global distribution.
October 2, 2026

Beyoncé Funded Cécred Herself. Now the Real Test Is Global Distribution.

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African policymakers and technology leaders review AI governance, procurement and infrastructure plans as a digital map of Africa highlights market access, data control and ownership.
September 29, 2026

Africa Doesn’t Own Most of the World’s AI. It Still Controls Something AI Companies Need: Access.

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Conceptual image of a Morehouse multimedia studio with cameras and editing equipment, highlighting Michael Jordan’s investment in media infrastructure.
September 26, 2026

Michael Jordan Gave Morehouse $1 Million. Now It Has a Media Production Center.

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An offshore gas field discovered in 1973 is finally moving toward production. With a Nigerian company holding majority ownership and domestic banks arranging most of the financing, the deal raises a larger question: Who captures the wealth from Africa’s natural resources?
September 24, 2026

Nigeria’s Ima Gas Field Sat Underground for 53 Years. A Nigerian Company Will Own 60% When It Finally Produces.

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Editorial illustration of a Caribbean resort, a cruise ship, and a document showing a proposed 50–50 ownership split between Stewart interests and Royal Caribbean.
September 24, 2026

Royal Caribbean Is Paying $3 Billion for Half of Sandals. The Bigger Story Is Who Owns Caribbean Tourism.

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Black community lender reviews financing documents in an office overlooking neighborhood businesses, with the U.S. Treasury building in the distance.
September 23, 2026

Nearly $300 Million for Community Lenders Could Disappear September 30. What Happens to the Credit Behind It?

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Protect College Sports Act: The Fight Over Media Money, NIL and Conference Realignment
September 20, 2026

The Florida College Sports Fight Is Really About Media Money and Control

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Black woman consulting a physician, with insurance paperwork, a calendar and an appointment phone screen illustrating the economic burden of fibroid care.
September 19, 2026

Porsha Williams’ Fibroid Emergency Points to a Bigger Economic Cost for Black Women

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Conceptual scene linking film production through a streaming control room to Black viewers at home, with a headline about MACRO buying ALLBLK.
September 18, 2026

MACRO Bought ALLBLK. The Bigger Prize Is the Direct Relationship With Black Viewers.

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Colin Kaepernick and Jay-Z representing protest, cultural influence and institutional control in the NFL.
September 18, 2026

Kaepernick Says Jay-Z Gave the NFL Something It Couldn’t Own: Black Cultural Legitimacy

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