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A warm, delicious alternative to hot chocolates and creamy lattes can be, as the British say, a spot of tea. But real tea enthusiasts never

A progressive environment with an impressive financial base attracted Detroit native Claude McDougal, 48, to Charlotte, North Carolina, in 1992. McDougal, CEO of U.S. Financial

To build a superior racing yacht and retain a stellar team to compete in the 2012 Vendée Globe, the nonstop single-handed around-the-world race that starts

My husband is addicted to credit cards and has heavy debt. I have never co-signed any applications for his credit cards, but I was told

Looking for an alternative to paying $10 for a box of popcorn and a soda at the movies, or trying to beat out other movie

The cost of staying healthy is increasing. Health insurance costs are so high that 43.6 million Americans were forced to forgo coverage last year, according

Having telephone, cable TV, and high-speed Internet service provided by one company and all on one lower monthly bill may sound convenient, but such offers

Two years ago Patricia Roberts-Rose of Catonsville, Maryland, stopped working full time to stay home with her two young children, Amaya, 6, and Aliya, 3.

I’m a 27-year-old male who has recently started a direct sales business with Avon. Sales are very good but there are some women who are

After a company restructuring last year, Shaquell Truesdale, 35, an operations quality manager in Baltimore, expected some work-related stress. “I had worked in this industry