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During his 15-year career, Malcolm Briggs held several high-visibility spots in broadcast media. He has been a television sportscaster, an anchor for an NBC affiliate

As Sharon Joseph and her aunt Gail Richards strolled down Harlem’s famed 125th Street four-and-a-half years ago, they noticed that the business landscape lacked a

Q: I am a 43-year-old married woman who has $25,000 in my savings account and $2,000 in an ING savings account that is not growing

When Leandra Ollie saw her sister rack up a $33,000 bill following a two-week hospital stay, she realized how the rising cost of healthcare could

Establishing roots is a little easier for former foster children, thanks to a national program designed to help them become financially-fit adults. In 2001, Casey

For Eric Small, investment success is about establishing a competitive edge. His philosophy of investing in companies that beat the competition with new and innovative

Until an indestructible car is invented, Cid Wilson, analyst and director of research at Kevin Dann & Partners, says the companies he covers will profit.

Preparation and education are essential to 20/20 Investment Club’s vision for success. For the past nine years, the Los Angeles-based, all-female group has followed a

African Americans are more likely to receive subprime mortgage loans than Latinos and much more likely to receive them than whites. After analyzing lending data,

The Harlem Auto Mall, comprised of Chevrolet-Saturn and Cadillac-HUMMER dealerships, opened in March. It is the first time in more than 40 years that consumers