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In the past, Sophia Jones (not her real name), a former accounts manager in New York City, relied on attorneys to handle her divorce proceedings;

Q: I am a 36-year-old divorced mother of two. I work full time and attend school part time. I really don’t know what my calling

When you step into Shakoor’s Sweet Tooth, you’re immediately conflicted. The cakes that line the glass showcase of this Brooklyn eatery seem to shimmer and

Q: I am 33 and about to complete a B.S. degree in management information systems. I had hoped to pursue a J.D./M.B.A. degree, but after

Although you may be the one in need of a job, an executive search firm’s first priority is to its client — your potential employer.

After taking blows from a sluggish economy and volatile financial markets, Ronald E. Blaylock uses a classic boxing match to sum up the past year.

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Madame C.J. Walker, the daughter of slaves, became the first widely reported self-made African American millionaire in the 20th century, making her fortune through hair

African Americans, haunted by double-digit unemployment rates and federal deficits to cover policy makers with excuses for not funding programs, now face another threat: a

Q: I’m interested in a wireless solution for my small business, but I’m concerned about the cost. Is this a reliable option for me, and