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Afaltering global economy is fueling the success of one technology firm. Atlanta-based iKobo Inc. recognized early on that when times are hard, foreigners travel to

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Picked by a panel of judges from a pool of 140 applicants, the winners of the third annual Miller Urban Entrepreneurs Business Grant Competition each

When Halle Berry embarked on a European press junket to promote her role as bikini-clad agent Jinx in Die Another Day, Dawn Haynes was at

There is a peculiar split down the middle of the health sciences industry. On one side, there are stalwart pharmaceutical companies, such as Merck and

In 1999, when technology stocks were at their peak, the managers for the city of Philadelphia Public Employee Retirement System (Philadelphia PERS) took a hard

On June 23, while Supreme Court Justices concluded to favor the University of Michigan’s Law School admissions process and denounce the undergraduate admissions policies, African

African American consumers are a powerful force in the U.S. economy. Based on the 2001 Consumer Expenditure Survey, the $383 billion spent by African American

Salome Thomas-El did not discover his calling alone. It’s no wonder that he commits his life to helping inner-city youth realize theirs. As principal of

Over the years, Linda A. Banks and Terri Michele tried many different business ventures, but it wasn’t until they agreed to start a childcare center