Business

As you put the finishing touches on your 2005 tax return, you can knock off a few dollars by keeping these recent changes in mind:

When Vivian Hairston declared that consumers will always buy soap, diapers, food, and medicine, regardless of economic ups and downs, she was tapping into an

Times are changing and it’s definitely time to get back to basics. That’s clearly the sentiment of Isaac H. Green, president and CEO of Piedmont

Ibrahim Jackson, 30, and his wife, Natasha, 30, purchased a house in Baldwin, New York, about three years ago. At the time, they had $12,000

Hurricane Katrina was one of the most devastating natural disasters in U.S. history. Claiming over 1,000 lives and leaving thousands homeless, the storm carved a

A letter signed by slave poet Phillis Wheatley was sold to a private collector of African American literature and art for $253,000 by New York-based

While Republicans tout the whittling down of the national deficit by a potential $50 billion to $70 billion, minority congressional members argue it is being

The 10,000-seat capacity of the New Birth Missionary Baptist Church cathedral was inadequate to contain all the music, tearful anecdotes, and presidential tributes offered for

Ted W. Love, M.D., chairman and CEO of Nuvelo Inc., orchestrated an agreement in January with Bayer HealthCare AG to develop and commercialize Nuvelo’s alfimeprase,

Atlanta-based IMAGES USA (No. 12 on the BE ADVERTISING AGENCIES list with $41 million in billings) was tapped in January to handle advertising and marketing