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A new genre of fiction novels called hip-hop literature has exploded onto best-seller lists and become an unexpected cash cow for writers and publishing houses

Q; I am a 31-year-old accountant interested in investing in REITs. I’ve read a few articles on them but I still need help. Is this

Long-term investing is something we preach in every issue of BLACK ENTERPRISE. So, four years ago, when J. Draughn asked BE to suggest some high-growth

After six years, Olivia Brigman sold her first home. And she was well on her way to paying off the $56,000 mortgage with an 8%

When banking analyst Fred Cummings picked a portfolio of stocks exclusively for BLACK ENTERPRISE last year, he had mixed feelings about the banking sector. At

As the U.S. economy attempts to recover from hurricane damage and economic doldrums, Randell Cain Jr. is playing it safe. As a principal and portfolio

Delores McGlory was always an avid reader of business and investment publications. But it wasn’t until this teacher from Houston grew tired of reports on

Black business growth significantly outpaced the national average, according to the U. S. Census Bureau’s latest Survey of Business Owners. While the number of U.S.

BankBlackwell, which hopes to be the first African American-owned Internet bank, received deposit insurance approval from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., clearing its last major

No one understands the importance of ownership more than the managers of RLJ Urban Lodging Funds. Since its formation in 2004, the private equity fund