NYC Comptroller: Lack of Minority Participation in City Contracts is a Plague
John Liu’s policies of inclusion and transparency has led to significant city bond underwriting deals for minority owned firms.
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New World Trade Center Vandalised With Racist Graffiti
Vile comments pollute the new World Trade Center construction site
Credit Card ‘Checkout Surcharge’ Enacted by Retailers
Forty states enact law allowing retailers to charge a fee if you use plastic
‘High School Musical’ Star Sues Parents for Theft of Earnings
Actor Chris Warren accuses parents of plundering his trust fund
Barnes & Noble Plans to Close 239 Stores Nationwide
Competition from Wal-Mart, Amazon, & e-books force a rethinking on the value of brick & mortar stores.
Isaiah Washington Plays the D.C. Sniper in ‘Blue Caprice’
Former Grey's Anatomy star Isiah Washington returns to the big screen in new biopic
SBA Offers New Tools to Educate Small Businesses on Healthcare Law
The SBA wants to help business owners find the special provisions in the Affordable Care Act that benefit them.
Chicago Mother Loses Fourth Son to Shooting
A Chicago mother loses a second son to open gunfire in Chicago.
The Office Actor, Craig Robinson, Set to Star in New Sitcom
Craig Robinson slated to star in a NBC spin-off series of The Office.
History! Indiana’s 1st Black Physician Honored With Headstone
Elbert challenged the Medical College of Indiana in 1871 after they refused to grant him a degree.