A Lesson from LeBron in Emotional Intelligence
Emotional intelligence is the ability to manage yourself and your emotions, and to understand and strategically adapt to the emotions and actions of others. The
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How to Secure a State Contract
New York State Sen. Kevin Parker (D-Brooklyn) took a trip to the NASDAQ in New York City this morning to not only ring in the
Number of Black-Owned Businesses Increased by 61%
The number of black-owned businesses increased by almost 61% between 2002 and 2007, according to a report released Tuesday by the Census Bureau. Receipts of
LeBron James: Income Tax Genius?
With all the hysteria surrounding “The Decision†that was LeBron James’ choice to leave Cleveland for the sandy beaches of South Florida, there are still
NAACP: BP Gives Minorities Worst Clean Up Jobs
The NAACP is seeking a meeting with BP CEO Tony Hayward to address concerns that minorities are being hired for the most dangerous jobs in
Cooking Channel Exec Talks Appetite for Variety
For Michael Smith, General Manager of the Food Network's Cooking Channel, food is a delicious form of entertainment
Quiz: Is it Constructive Feedback or Hating?
Constructive criticism from others can help us improve different areas of our lives, but sometimes feedback can be unwarranted. Do you know how to tell
4 Ways to Give and Take Criticism
Criticism can be tough to take and give, no matter how constructive it is. How should you respond when someone offers up their well-meaning advice?
Are You Tired of Living Cheap?
Depressed and worn down by constantly watching your bank account, you might have rebelled by going on impromptu shopping sprees or buying $4 lattes at
Dartmouth Program Helps Entrepreneurs Avoid Fatal Missteps
The hills of New Hampshire are perhaps the last place one would expect a minority-focused business education program, yet one can be found upon the