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Real estate industry experts are warning that the increase in subprime lending has opened the door for unscrupulous lending practices, known in the banking industry

When the stock market bubble burst in 2000, Randy Asante sought professional help managing his investments. The 42-year-old accountant had been investing in the stock

Survival is a more urgent issue for black businesses than for other minority-owned companies, according to a Small Business Administration study. Dynamics of Minority-Owned Employer

Marriott International Inc. has pledged $1 billion to minority- and women-owned suppliers and plans to double minority owners and franchisees in the next five years.

A member of the Congressional Black Caucus has taken a leadership role on a key committee overseeing the Department of Homeland Security and has racial

Raymond J. McGuire resigned from his position as co-head of global mergers and acquisitions at Morgan Stanley to join Citigroup Corporate and Investment Banking as

Self-made restaurateur and politically connected millionaire La-Van Hawkins, who built an empire ranging from five-star restaurants in the Midwest to burger and pizza franchises dotting

For decades, declaring bankruptcy has been a last-resort measure to re-establish financial standing for economically distressed individuals and families. Now, a new, controversial law —

When Tabeier Shine finished graduate school in 2002, she was so fed up with credit card debt that she used part of her signing bonus

Maisha And Eric Davis made a major move last year, literally and financially. “We bought our first home, a three-bedroom house in Baltimore. It’s in