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  Ray J has recently closed a $31 million deal securing the launch of his electronics transportation company, now branded Raycon. Ray J and an electronics company sounds like a bizarre match, but Black Enterprise has been covering the growth of the singer/reality star’s Raytroniks brand for quite some time now, and has an exciting development to report. Ray J has recently closed a $31 million deal securing the launch of his electronics transportation company, now branded Raycon. A press release from the newly-named Raycon says that the $31 million deal, paid in the form of equity and cash, was finalized between Ray J and Cowboy Wholesale, a leading distributor of consumer electronics based in New York City. At the moment, Raycon’s signature product is the Scoot-E-Bike, its a foldable, two-wheeled electric vehicle. The bike was presented to a mass network of influencers, which allowed it to gain a good amount of traction in the market. Raycon promises to ex

Burruss says she's opting out of working with ladies to do Broadway instead Xscape  has reunited, but it looks like there are still some serious bumps in their relationship. During an episode of  Watch What Happens Live , the ladies promoted their new Bravo reality show:  Xscape: Still Kickin’ It. At first, it was all smooth sailing as they talked up their upcoming tour, but things started to go downhill as they talked about their split and even revealed that they were making new  music without  Kandi Burruss . When asked about new music, Burruss pointed to the other three and said that “the three of them” would be putting out new music. –Xscape inks deal to produce TV biopic– Things got rather awkward as host  Andy Cohen  asked if the music would be put out under the Xscape name before, finally,  Tameka “Tiny” Harris  said, “Well, we are Xscape.” When Cohen probed Burruss on why she wouldn’t be recording with the group, the “Real Housewives of Atlanta” favorite