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During the business downturn of 2001—2002, many businesses of all sizes were forced to cut prices to try to maintain market share and reduce inventory.

When Alice Turner Byrd left CIGNA Corp. six years ago and formed Turner Training USA, she never dreamed that her former employer would lay the

Q: How do you open an Individual Retirement Account (IRA)? — C. Martin, New Castle, DE A: You can open an IRA at your local

Last summer, Anthony Harris, the 32-year-old owner of Popular Demand clothing store and Popular Demand Unisex Salon in Cleveland, decided he just couldn’t pass up

With interest rates at historically low levels, it seems like there’s no place for them to go but up. But rising interest rates would decrease

Value investing is the core philosophy that portfolio manager Ron Holt uses to make stock selections for the Harris Insight International Fund (HILZX). Holt is

Working on a stock market presentation for a course she was taking while pursuing her master’s degree in business is what motivated Reneé Cleaves to

If African Americans were considered three-fifths (60%) of a person in 1788 when the framers of the Constitution counted slaves for tax purposes, then their

A black businessman in Houston has been named to the board of directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Anthony R. Chase, chairman and

Medgar Evers College, one of the few Historically Black Colleges and Universities in the northern United States, recently achieved a major milestone when its school