Diversity, Equality & Inclusion

Insurance can protect against unforeseen losses, but which type of coverage is best? Experts weigh in to clear the mystery. DISABILITY INSURANCE The biggest asset

John Davis tells anyone who will listen that managing real estate is “no joke.” The 37-year-old research engineer for IBM owns a two-family house in

Though African Americans have made major strides in the legal field, black attorneys remain largely underrepresented in top-paying legal jobs, and the number of black

Carol’s Daughter, a multimillion-dollar Brooklyn, New York-based skin and haircare line, is set for expansion. Founder Lisa Price has signed on a team of investors,

Illinois-based Creative Printing Services became the largest African American-owned printing company in the nation in January when printing industry veteran Haves L. McNeal, 52, acquired

—Additional reporting by Carolyn M. Brown, Kenneth Meeks, Matthew S. Scott & Sakina P. Spruell What makes a company good at diversity? The answer to

“Partnership” is a seductive buzzword in the business world today. My phone company wants to be my “partner in communication,” and my doctor at Kaiser

When Vanessa and Cyril Bright married last year, they merged their banking styles. For the newlyweds, it was a matter of old meeting new. Vanessa

Whether preparing income taxes or squeezing in last-minute charitable contributions, most financial planning occurs at the beginning and end of the year. But for investors

As a boy, Mike Chubb was intrigued by computer-generated special effects. Whether watching Star Wars, Terminator 2, or playing video games such as Virtua Fighter,