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When Debra Harris, president of Especially for You Gift Baskets, was asked by Major League Baseball to fill an order worth $50,000, she was ready

In 2004, Angelo and Melissa Pettis called the Primrose School Franchising Co., hoping to open a childcare facility. They were turned down. “Primrose has a

Being able to produce quality movies on tight budgets is a source of pride for Effie T. Brown, 34, president and founder of Los Angeles-based

It was a Friday afternoon in 1992. Raven Patrick De’Sean Dennis III was moving about his New York apartment, preparing to host a Sunday dinner

Q: I am a 33-year-old female seeking to increase my wealth through real estate investing. I have great credit but little money to put down.

When the Federal Reserve raises interest rates to slow economic growth and keep inflation at bay, Wall Street gets jittery. But for individual investors keeping

In the year since he selected a portfolio of five stocks for BLACK ENTERPRISE, Larry Folmar, president and chief executive officer of Southfield, Michigan-based Folmar

In today’s market, high value growth companies with sustainable earnings are the best bets, according to Michael Manns, senior vice president and senior portfolio manager

It’s easy to understand Brittie and Andrae Crawford’s excitement about buying a new house. They had outgrown their starter home, a three-bedroom, 1,900-square-foot property in

African Americans graduating with associate degrees from for-profit institutions such as trade schools are racking up nearly as much debt as those graduating from public