Remembering Michael Jackson
With chart topping success, Michael Jackson made his presence felt on a worldwide stage. As news of his sudden passing spread, fans around the nation
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School Daze
Borrowing money to further your education—and by extension, your earning power—is what most financial experts refer to as incurring “good†debt. But even after Laquita
Activists Rally for a Public Health Insurance Option
Thousands from across the nation representing labor unions, community organizations, healthcare professions, churches, and other groups, came Capitol Hill Thursday to lobby lawmakers on the
Remembering a Pop Icon: Michael Jackson
A single sequined glove, gravity-defying dance moves, and transcendent music videos were Michael Jackson’s trademarks as a pop icon and musical innovator. But as brightly
Turn Your Restaurant Into an Eco-eatery
For restaurateurs looking to attract the eco-conscious palate, turning your eatery green can help take your business to the next level and reduce overhead costs
Why Reginald F. Lewis is Important to the Future of Black Capitalism
As my crackerjack editorial staff completes our August issue–which marks the 39th anniversary of BLACK ENTERPRISE magazine, the brainchild of Publisher Earl G. Graves Sr.
College Finance 101: A Money-Saving Crash Course for Parents
In the closing portion of this crash course, we encourage parents and students to be resourceful in their thinking. To help, we offer a final
College Finance 101: A Money-Saving Crash Course for Parents
HBCU1 It’s great that you’re still basking in the warm, proud glow of your child’s high school graduation. Brace yourself, though. Come autumn, the cold
Money Planner for Teens
Between iPods, Facebook, MySpace, Twitter and text messaging, getting your teen’s attention long enough to teach them about something as humdrum as money management is
College Finance 101: A Money-Saving Crash Course for Parents
To save on room and board, consider a housing purchase. One way to trim this cost—and possibly turn a profit—is to buy your child a