Business

When D. Dennis Hinton selects stocks for his clients, he looks for companies on the brink of a turnaround that have a good balance sheet

When Congress passed a law that included major new changes to Medicare last November, headlines proclaimed that the federal health insurance program for people over

Minority homeowners are more eager for their children to own their own homes than non-minority homeowners. According to a nationwide survey conducted by Sears, Roebuck

Recent hires in the NFL have brought the number of black coaches to a record five. St. Louis Rams defensive coordinator Lovie Smith was hired

The outlook on black executives at the helm of top U.S. businesses remains bleak. However, things are looking up with the appointment of James A.

General Motors is the title sponsor of the ninth annual Black Enterprise Entrepreneurs Conference, to be held May 12—16, 2004, at the Wyndham Anatole Hotel

One of a few large wholly African American-owned ad firms, Chisholm-Mingo Group Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy last fall. Industry experts are now saying

Taking General Motors to the next level of creating compelling cars and trucks is the charge of Ed Welburn, GM’s new vice president of design.

Ghettopoly or Pimp Juice. Which is more offensive? Some critics argue both, while others say only the former because a Taiwanese American created the board

What’s buzzing this spring? Color—and lots of it. After a harsh winter and a tougher economic climate, radiant hues and energetic tints express an attitude