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Like many immigrants, Baba Garba saw the U.S. as the land of opportunity when he came here from Gabon in 1993. Seven years later, he

The 2003 tax law has been billed as a bonanza for investors, thanks to reduced rates on dividend income and long-term capital gains, but a

After launching “The Little Coupon Book” franchise throughout metropolitan Atlanta, C. Michael Greer Jr. set out marketing his venture. Greer, whose company publishes a monthly

Ask Jamie Potter how his small business grows revenues each year, and he’ll tell you his answer is simple—by tearing things down. Potter’s company, Los

Theodore L. Parrish is confident the U.S. economy is headed for a robust turnaround in the next 18 months. Not only does the money manager

Welcome to a whole new world. The stock market has rallied over the last few months after three years of gloom and doom surrounding a

John Moten has worked in the securities industry for more than 16 years covering chemical manufacturers for most of his career. So, it’s not surprising

Thirty-year fixed mortgage rates reached a 30-year low this past June when they dipped below 5%. It’s no wonder most homeowners had high expectations as

Have African Americans progressed economically over time? That’s a no-brainer. How much we have progressed, however, is another question. The 1960s are remembered for the

Bertram Lee, a Washington, D.C., businessman and brief co-owner of the Denver Nuggets, passed away earlier this fall of a brain aneurysm. He was 64.