Harvard and University of North Carolina Sued Over Affirmative Action Policies
A Texas-based nonprofit files a lawsuit against the affirmative action policies at Harvard and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Los Angeles Clippers Stars and Jordan Brand Add Sketch Comedy to Game
The Jordan Brand just keeps getting bigger and better, and two of its team members have entered the world of sketch comedy.
Interest.com’s Mike Sante Talks Home Ownership
Housing prices have risen far faster than household income, making it more difficult for middle class families to buy their first home.
New York City Is Bringing Wi-Fi to the Public
LinkNYC is a new proposal set to replace the phone booth with a gigabit-speed Wi-Fi hotspot, bringing free wireless Internet to New York for free.
NFCC Offers Tips for Covering Holiday Expenses
Last year, holiday shoppers spent an average of $407 during the Thanksgiving weekend.
Carver Bancorp’s CEO Deborah C. Wright To Retire
After 15 years of service at Carver Bancorp, Inc. (holding company for Carver Federal Savings Bank), Deborah C. Wright will retire as CEO effective at
Fidelity Study: 1 in 4 Women Don’t Take the Lead When it Comes to Finances
Many women will become the sole financial decision maker at some point in their lives. This will be due to divorce or the death of
Home Ownership Out of Reach for Many Americans
Many Americans are having difficulty affording the price of home ownership.
First Black PGA Golfer Earns Presidential Medal of Freedom
President Obama to award Medal of Freedom to Charles L. Sifford, a black pioneer in golf.
Business Leaders Gather Global Entrepreneurship Week
Entrepreneurs around the world come together for the Global Entrepreneurs Week.