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Dr. Julianne Malveaux, 53, the MIT-trained economist and nationally recognized writer, syndicated columnist, radio talk-show host, and TV personality, may not have seemed like the

The Memorial Day death of former Rep. Parren J. Mitchell, 85, was a fitting farewell and a testament to a life lived battling economic inequality

News that DaimlerChrysler AG would sell Chrysler Group to a private equity firm was met with relief and optimism by African American Chrysler dealers who

Simeus Foods International Inc. recently signed a long-term agreement with Unilever’s food service division, FoodSolutions North America, to handle the production of all of the

How did cash-strapped, debt-laden Xerox Corp. turn around its fortunes in six years to make a $1.5 billion cash acquisition of Global Imaging Systems Inc.?

Three years ago, Russell Wright, chairman and CEO of Dimensions International (No. 24 on the BE INDUSTRIAL/SERVICE 100 list with $186.2 million in sales) orchestrated

It all started nearly four decades ago with an idea: Without economic empowerment, the hard-fought political and social gains of the civil rights movement would