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Jabari Young is a Senior Writer at Forbes. He covers business and economics, with a focus on sports business, including topics related to the NFL, NBA, and MLB. Jabari's work has been featured in notable outlets such as NBC Connecticut, NBC New York, Forbes Australia, ExBulletin, Forbes, and CNBC.
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Jabari Young's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly basketball and baseball, with a significant emphasis on diverse entrepreneurial ventures related to the sports industry. His articles often highlight the experiences of individuals from underrepresented communities in both sports and business.
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By: Jabari Young
The Wall Street giant says it sprinkled nearly $3 billion in capital to expand the Black business community. “Y our network determines your net worth.”
By: Jabari Young
Cameron Kirkland, the CEO of Cam Kirk Studios, estimates he’s made more than $6 million from a photography studio business.
Innovative music producer Michael Williams created hits for Beyoncé, Rihanna and Miley Cyrus. Now he’s getting ready to release his first new album in seven years and is building on his success with a real estate portfolio in his native Atlanta.
Innovative music producer Michael Williams has created hits for Beyonc, Rihanna and Miley Cyrus.
By: Jabari Young
Coco Gauff joined Forbes senior writer Jabari Young to discuss how she's expanding her business empire and a new extension with shipping giant UPS.
By: Jabari Young
Candace Mitchell, CEO of haircare recommendation platform Myavana, says the company raised $5.9 million and is now valued at $50 million.
In a private tour of his new Los Angeles mansion, the Dodgers' All-Star shortstop goes deep on his big-league business ambitions beyond baseball—and why he wants to be a bowling kingpin. ON
More than a dozen Black billionaires live in the U.S., but only these four made the 2024 Forbes 400 list.
The inaugural ForbesBLK-inspired list will reveal the Black community's most influential names, from the wealthiest individuals to rising entrepreneurs and community leaders driving economic impact.
From Left: Todd McDonald, Asahi Pompey, Don Peebles. BY DANIEL BROWN, JAMEL TOPPIN, JAVIER IGNACIO, FOR FORBES By Jabari Young Forbes Staff
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