Business

Shoppers spend nearly $10 billion each year on retail products sold from carts and kiosks in malls, subway stations, and upscale resorts, according to Specialty

Marva Allen says if she had a dime for every time she heard customers say how proud they are of the Hue-Man Bookstore and Cafe

Sharon Howard recalls hanging out in the kitchen of a friend’s home in Dayton, Ohio, about a year ago with 25 or so African American

When Cynthia P. Ham was six months pregnant, she began decorating the nursery for her first child. She went to stores near her Greensboro, North

I value my excellent credit rating. I have two major credit cards — one I use daily and pay off at the end of the

If you’ve been thinking about filing for bankruptcy, perhaps you should think again. The newly enacted Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005

Sometimes a contrarian investment can pay off in the long run. Such is the case now with financial services mutual funds, which hold the stocks

Last year, Henry Jackson, chairman of Owings Mills, Maryland-based Banneker Capital Management, offered BLACK ENTERPRISE readers a portfolio of small and mid-cap growth stocks that

Rising oil prices, higher interest rates, and the continued threat of terrorism will not stop the stock market from enjoying a greater infusion of capital

When Maurissa Stone wanted to refinance her Laurel, Maryland, townhouse in 2003, reports of predatory lending made her cautious. While she didn’t know the different