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It’s a cold Monday morning, but Kedar Massenburg is breaking a sweat. A personal trainer is putting him through his paces during a workout at

It took Lisa R. Atkins 15 years to agree to her husband’s proposal to move their family to his homeland of Barbados. She finally consented

Melody Rollins is no stranger to success. Soon after graduating with an M.B.A. from MIT’s Sloan School of Business in 2001, she landed a job

After the birth of her twin daughters, Elizabeth and Victoria, 12 years ago, Elena “Elle” Borneman promised them a home that they could call their

Single people buy their own china. It’s one of the financial realities of life as a single person-no bridal registry. Of course, marriage is about

If your paycheck is being stretched to its limit and you’re feeling the pinch, you’re not alone. In fact, you’re in the majority. According to

Jacqueline Frazer developed a passion for cooking at just 9 years old when she made her first cake for Mother’s Day. Her love for the

Hyacinth B. Carbon, Genevieve Michel-Bryan, Nicole Marie Richardson, Tennille M. Robinson & Stacia J. Tackie There’s an old query: would you rather have fortune or

Don’t call it a comeback, but technology stocks were a standout in 2007. Consider that the tech-laden NASDAQ composite index closed the year up 9.8%,

When it comes to electronic gadgets and the latest fashions, deep discounts usually entice shoppers to buy. Not so with investing. Oftentimes, the greater the