Negotiating in a Volatile World
When South Korea President Lee Myung-bak came to the United States earlier this week, he made sure that he met two high-powered Washington officials during
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Getting on Track
Tyvi Small is pursuing a doctorate in higher education administration. But when it comes to personal finance, he admits he could use a little after-school
Empowering the Black Community
John and Maggie Anderson are hoping to start a movement. Through their Website, the suburban Chicago couple has, so far, convinced some 7,000 consumers and
Backtalk with Boris Kodjoe & Nicole Ari Parker
Boris Kodjoe and Nicole Ari Parker share how their daughter’s condition has changed their lives, taught them endurance, and inspired them to help other families.
Financial Desperation Can Derail Your Retirement Plan
I have never been a fan of the old saying, “Desperate times call for desperate measures.†Too often, I’ve found that acts rooted in desperation
Use Social Media to Enhance Face-to-Face Networking
MySpace. Facebook. Blogs. It seems like only yesterday these were just incomprehensible sounds mixed into the conversations of my teenaged grandchildren. Later, employees of black
Our Historic Flight on Air Force One with President Obama
On July 16, I gained a rare opportunity to participate in American history. On that humid summer day, I was one of seven black journalists
Presidential Proclamation: National Ovarian Cancer Month
President Barack Obama proclaims September 2009 as National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month.
MED Week Attendees Connect With Bonding, Lending Sources
As most small business owners who attended the Minority Business Development Agency’s MED Week knows, in the end, it’s all about the money—access to contracting
Are You Properly Insured?
Pushing a pencil to add up just how much life insurance you need isn’t easy. At first glimpse, the math can seem invasive and complicated.