Philadelphia’s Socially-minded Investors Circle is Biggest in U.S.
With nearly 30 members, the Philadelphia chapter of Investors’ Circle, a national angel group that invests in social entrepreneurs, is the biggest chapter in the
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Son of Teen Mom and Murdered Father Heads to Yale
Leonard Galmon, son of teen mom and murdered father, beats the odds and earns scholarship to Yale
Common Misconceptions Newlyweds Have about Credit
If you’re a newlywed, there are some things regarding money about which you might be misinformed. National Debt Relief recently discussed common misconceptions held by
Cool Jobs: Stuntman Talks Dangers & Rewards Working in the Shadows
What do Denzel Washington, Wesley Snipes and Jamie Foxx have in common? Clay Donahue, one of the film industry's hottest stuntmen.
2% of Google Employees Are Black
Google’s search page is mostly one color: white. On Wednesday, Google released information on its workforce demographics, and–unsurprisingly–the site mirrors its employees. In a short
Entrepreneurs Love Being the Boss But Face Financial Challenges
Small business owners obviously like their choice of career, with 84% indicating that if they had it to do over again, they would still opt
National Black Church Initiative Partners with TrustEgg
The National Black Church Initiative, a faith-based coalition of 34,000 churches, recently announced a partnership with TrustEgg, an online platform that offers savings solutions for
Stand Up and Be Counted for True Diversity
For American industry to be globally competitive, it must offer unfettered access to those who possess the qualifications, talent, and drive. Studies—including those referenced in
LeVar Burton Launches Kickstarter to Revive Reading Rainbow
Actor LeVar Burton raises $1 million in just 24 hours for his new Reading Rainbow Kickstarter campaign
Ex-Microsoft CEO Offers to Pay $1.8 Billion for LA Clippers
Steve Ballmer has put in a $1.8 Billion bid to purchase the LA Clippers.