Michael Jackson’s Estate Reaps $750 Million in Sony Venture Exit
On Monday, March 14, Sony Corp. agreed to purchase Michael Jackson's stake in a jointly owned catalog of songs at an estimated $750 million, according
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Why Do Boys in Areas of Income Inequality Drop Out More?
Low income students in states of higher inequality are more likely to drop out of high school than are low income students in states of
Meet These Power Women CEOs Running Top Ad Agencies
These power women are no strangers to risk-taking, speaking up, championing diversity in their respective fields, and implementing creative strategies that provide growth to their
GOP Refusing to Allow Hearing for Obama’s SCOTUS Pick, Merrick Garland
After weeks of speculation, President Obama has nominated D.C. Circuit Court Judge, Merrick Garland, to the Supreme Court.
City Eats: Discover the Hidden Treasures of Savannah
Savannah has a culinary scene that has exploded, offering something old, something new, and something with a breathtaking view.
Organic Soul Food Cooking with Alice and Caroline Randall
"It's time to claim healthy food as our food." That was the theme during "Organic Soul Food Cooking and Conversation" with Alice and Caroline Randall.
A Conversation With John Kasich
John Kasich, the two-term current governor of Ohio, has built his campaign on a message of unrelenting positivity.
How BGE’s First African American CEO is Fostering a Diverse Company Culture
BGE's CEO Calvin Butler talks about his commitment to diversity and increasing the pipeline for incoming talent.
Family Loans: 3 Tips For Dealing With The Pressure to Lend
“You don’t want to be the reason that a family member suffers hardship, but you also don’t want a family member to be the reason
Here’s President Obama’s Views on Apple, the FBI and iPhone Encryption
The President's extended comments on the Apple vs. FBI encryption battle and Edward Snowden, at SXSW 2016.