Born to Build
When Sundra L. Ryce finished college, she planned to join the family contracting business. But her parents had other plans: They cut her a check
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It’s A Small (Cap) World
During recoveries, there’s a rule of thumb in investing: Small-cap shares–stocks of companies with a stock market value of $2 billion to $3 billion or
3 Ways to Get Your Warranty Extended for Free
Extended warranties are expensive. Extra coverage on a new car, for instance, can cost an average of $1,000.
Leaders of the New School
Hip-hop has come a long way from its New York City to become a cultural powerhouse that influences politics, fashion, sports, popular culture, language, and
You Hold the Keys to Your Economic Destiny
Our nation is still struggling with creating enough jobs to restore our economy to health and our families to some sense of economic security.
Facebook to Offer Consumer Deals
If you thought the folks over at Facebook were done making changes, you’re wrong.
Home for Rent
Ericka Newsome-Hill's wedding was right around the corner and she wasn’t sure what to do with her Atlanta townhouse, as her fiancé, Joseph Hill, owned
Overcoming Life’s Debt
With $158,000 in debt outside their mortgage, Kenric and Christina Brooks of Charlotte, North Carolina, feel they are in a constant state of struggle.
Why Trading Commodities Isn’t a Get-Rich-Quick Scheme
I get worried when I start seeing signs that people think they can make a boatload of money with little work and no expertise. We
Airline Passenger Rights Updated
Philippa V. Ellis logs 60,000 to 80,000 miles per year in air travel as a partner with the Atlanta-based law firm Owen, Gleaton, Egan, Jones