Study Finds Racial Bias in Advertising Industry
A new study released today on the advertising industry’s history of racial bias found that, compared with the overall labor market, the racial pay gap
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Obama Issues Warning on Economy
President-elect Barack Obama warned of significant consequences if Congress doesn't act quickly to boost the economy, making an impassioned pitch for his spending proposal.
Atlanta Jumps Into Smart Growth Movement
When Terri Montague moved from Baltimore to Atlanta to lead the largest redevelopment project in the country, she saw decades of neglect firsthand. Transportation routes
Parsons Being Considered for Commerce Post
Former Time Warner Chairman Richard D. Parsons is under consideration for the commerce secretary post in the Barack Obama administration, according to reports.
Everyday Americans Getting Chance of a Lifetime
When President-elect Obama and Vice President-elect Biden take historic train ride from Philadelphia to Washington D.C. on January 17th, they will be riding in the
Obama to Host Youth Ball, Regional Balls Inaugural Night
According to reports, Barack Obama will host the Youth Inaugural Ball, along with five regional inaugural balls and a ball for his homes states, Hawaii
The Cutting Edge: Cell Phone Bills
Cell phones have gone from a luxury to a necessity for people of all ages. As if managing the costs of life's staple items --
Diligence is Key in Slashing Your Cell Phone Expenses
While researching information about cutting costs on cell phone bills, I stumbled upon information on Mobile Maven http://cellphones.org/blog/, a blog for all things mobile. The
Stand-Ins to Participate in Inauguration Rehearsals
As with any momentous event, such as a wedding, graduation, or play, diligent preparation is key. As the anticipation mounts, the historic inauguration of President-elect
Coaching Through Crisis
With layoffs and economic uncertainty forcing many Americans into unplanned career changes, it’s only logical to want to cut back on expenses and save as