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To obtain the best possible investment return for his clients, Graceful Grady, president of Atlanta-based financial management firm Grady Financial, practices both conservative and aggressive

Rainy Day investment club has weathered storms that might have sent other clubs running for cover. For starters, when it was first established, it rained

Decades of vacating Dixie are reversing, reports The Brookings Institution, a nonpartisan research organization. According to The New Great Migration: Black Americans’ Return to the

Boeing Co. Chief Financial Officer James A. Bell, 56, has temporarily landed the top spot at the aviation company, serving as acting CEO. Bell was

When black media veteran Pluria Marshall Jr. bought Wave Community Newspapers in 2000, it seemed the papers would get a new lease on life. Now,

During testimony before Congress in February, members of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission reported that election reforms mandated under the Help America Vote Act of

The newest star in professional football is “six-foot-one and tons of fun.” And he’s a black man. But despite having the size of a linebacker,

Whether as part of a celebration, social gathering, or a quiet moment at home, alcohol consumption in 2003 reached $145.4 billion, according to the Adams

The bull is back. According to Ibbotson Associates in Chicago, large-company U.S. stocks have returned 10.4% per year since 1926. Last year’s results were right

Like many Americans, Gina and Lybroan D. James are forming an opinion about President Bush’s plan to privatize Social Security. The plan would give individuals