Wealth & Ownership

Briefings on capital, assets, equity, real estate, intellectual property, generational wealth, and who controls long-term economic upside.

Dame Dash pictured alongside archival media, film reels, and bankruptcy auction documents, highlighting a $550,000 bid for his life-story rights and questions about ownership and control.

Wealth & Ownership

October 27, 2026

Dame Dash’s Life Story Drew a $550,000 Bid. Now Bankruptcy Is Testing Who Controls the Narrative.

Black family reviewing mortgage, investment and small-business financing documents, illustrating the racial wealth gap and unequal access to appreciating assets.

October 16, 2026

Black Family Wealth Fell 25%. The Ownership Gap Is the Bigger Story.

Two Black business leaders examine an ownership certificate, capital flows, lending agreements, distribution networks, and investment documents to assess economic control.

October 10, 2026

Owning the Asset Is Not the Same as Controlling the System

Warren Thompson feature illustration highlighting his $750 million fortune, Thompson Hospitality's institutional dining operations, and the importance of retaining business ownership.

October 7, 2026

How Warren Thompson Turned Corporate Contracts Into a Black-Owned Hospitality Empire

Refinery at dusk with a share-purchase phone, investment papers and unequal ownership blocks beneath the headline “Who controls the upside?”

September 14, 2026

Dangote Refinery IPO Opens. Africans Can Buy Shares—Dangote Keeps Control

Harrison Barnes represented moving from NBA earnings to bank ownership, with a $25 million investment, ownership documents, lending files and balance sheets illustrating labor to capital to ownership.

August 31, 2026

Harrison Barnes Is Turning $25 Million of NBA Earnings Into Bank Ownership

MTN mobile finance and lending shown alongside an African data centre, illustrating MTN’s push into banking and Gulf-backed AI infrastructure investment.

August 26, 2026

MTN Wants to Control Credit. Gulf Capital Is Helping Build Its AI Infrastructure.

Lagos financial district with Nigerian bond documents and market screens in the foreground and factories and logistics infrastructure in the distance, illustrating that 95.1% of Nigeria’s $10.37 billion in Q1 2026 foreign capital went to portfolio investment while only 1.3% was FDI.

August 22, 2026

Nigeria Attracted $10.37 Billion in Foreign Capital. Only 1.3% Was FDI.

Black investment executives review acquisition documents for a professional basketball franchise, broadcast infrastructure and media intellectual property after BlackSun Private Equity raised $1 billion for Mega Fund I.

August 21, 2026

BlackSun Raised $1 Billion for Sports and Media. Now Comes the Real Ownership Test

Los Angeles Lakers arena with acquisition document showing valuation rising from $10 billion to $12.5 billion, highlighting ownership, capital, control and upside.

August 14, 2026

The Lakers Gained $2.5 Billion in Implied Value in 14 Months. Who Captures That Upside?

Ghanaian cocoa farmer standing between mature cocoa trees and cleared farmland, with land documents and cocoa pods highlighting the tension between farmer ownership and government control over land use.

August 13, 2026

Ghana Wants to Protect Cocoa. Farmers Say the New Law Could Strip Them of Control Over Their Own Land.