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In celebration of our 40th anniversary, Black Enterprise is taking a look both forward and backward at the world of black business. Follow us as
In the Raw
Most people can’t believe that the stylish and youthful Karyn Calabrese is 63 years old. But what’s even more noteworthy for the celebrated raw foodist,
The Dos and Don’ts of Delegating
When Juliet Okafor started her sales and marketing business in January 2009, she handled all the responsibilities of entrepreneurship herself, from customer service to marketing
Learning How to LEAD
Marcus Allen’s original plan was to join the military after college, but he changed his mind when he applied to the Verizon Future Leaders Program,
Unemployment Still ‘Uneven’
It’s no surprise that, compared with other groups, African Americans have been hardest hit by the recession. Although the national average for unemployment has been
New Opportunities in Finance
Drew white first knew he wanted to go into the world of finance when he was a college student at the University of Virginia. “I
Boosting Profits
Power Play: Clarke’s modification of the budgeting policy at MLSE, which comprises several sports franchise divisions, including the NBA’s Toronto Raptors and NHL’s Toronto Maple
Maximizing Employee Value
Arvetta Powell, the senior human resources director at Wal-Mart Stores Inc., supporting the realty division, which consists of more than 3,000 employees, suggests that as
Speaking in Tongues
As business continues to become more globalized, fluency in multiple languages is increasingly important to compete and remain relevant in the marketplace. Not so long