Paulson, Bernanke Defend TARP
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson defended his management of the $700 billion economic bailout today to the House Financial Services Committee, whose members are questioning the
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Inauguration Housing: Getting that Extra Buck
One company seems to have found a way for Washington D.C. residents to bring in a little extra cash, and reportedly, professionals in the area
Automakers to Plead Case for Bailout
Representatives from the Big Three automakers will appear before Congress this week to plead their case as to why they should be allowed to get
Ask an Expert: Economic Conundrum
BlackEnterprise.com spoke with Julian Morris, an economist and founder of London's International Policy Network based with more of a free market approach, and Roderick Harrison,
Lotteries, Luck, and the Inauguration
As has been reported by numerous blogs, newspapers, and TV stations, the hottest ticket, seemingly, on the planet is one to an event where Obama
Citigroup to Cut 50,000 More Jobs
Citigroup Inc. is cutting more than 50,000 more employees in the coming quarters as the banking giant struggles after suffering major losses from deteriorating debt.
Obama, McCain Meet
President-elect Barack Obama and Sen. JOhn McCain met face to face for the first time since their last presidential debate at Hofstra University in New
Investing to Build Wealth? Or Spending to Look Rich?
One of the things I like to talk about when I travel the country speaking about the principles and habits of successful wealth-building is learning
While Holiday Shopping, Guard Against Identity Theft
The holiday season is prime time for identity theft. It’s no wonder: the mix of frenzied shopping, demanding kids, wall-to-wall crowds and a tidal wave
‘Fifty Educated African Americans’ (or, Why Black Enterprise?)
The following was forwarded to me by a friend. I’ve shared it with others, including many of the people I am honored to mentor, and