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When Standard & Poor’s analyst Robert McMillan agreed to provide BLACK ENTERPRISE with an exclusive portfolio of stocks last year, he told us that a

For 23 years Calvin and Jacqueline McGahee’s marriage has been a wonderful ride. They married at 19 and 20 and have since journeyed all over

The stock market is one of America’s greatest wealth-building engines. However, Carla A. Foster, vice president of Charles Schwab & Co. says blacks consider it

Following months of debate between congressional supporters of the Bush administration and bipartisan supporters of the 7(a) loan program, the House voted to restore funding

Thanks to a June court victory, Nielsen Media Research is continuing to replace its 50-year-old paper diary television rating system with electronic “local people meters”

Determined not to have a repeat of the 2000 presidential election, civil rights groups, elected officials, and independent legal teams are poised to challenge any

Former star investment banker Nathan A. Chapman, who started the country’s first black-controlled, publicly traded financial services firm, was convicted of fraud on Aug. 12th.

On the occasional summer day when John W. Thompson manages to get away from it all, he can be spotted along the riverbanks of Alaska’s

By Laura Egodigwe Catherine Mackel, an information technology expert, is employed, but her current resumé hasn’t landed her any interviews. “My resumé isn’t working well

Whenever Cynthia Basden is concerned over negative news reports about a company that she owns stock in, she calls her financial adviser and tells him