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Conventional wisdom dictates that investors should buy low and sell high. As the co-chief investment officer for Lakefront Capital Investors in Dearborn, Michigan, Howard Morris

F. Douglass Lewis Jr., president of Washington, D.C.-based FDL Financial Services, is focused on U.S. companies that are breaking trends and making sound decisions in

Now that the United States and Iraq have finished their war, what’s an investor to do? Some investors jumped back into the market big when

Michael Lee-Chin (pictured above), founder of Canadian mutual fund company AIC Ltd., and attorney Johnnie Cochran have co-founded a sporting and entertainment client agency designed

Nine candidates are preparing campaigns to win the Democratic presidential nomination and challenge President George W. Bush for the White House in 2004, and for

African Americans have always been at the forefront of technological advancement–from developing the first stoplight to perfecting the long-range telephone transmitter. And the Black Digerati

Always the businessman, Charles David Moody Jr. of Atlanta was motivated to find a way to use falling interest rates to boost his disposable income.

Tiffany Hall reads a lot of articles about people who earn less money than she does, yet seem to be better off financially. “The individuals

Patricia Washington and her sister Regenia have fond childhood memories of trips to the bank with their mother. In their hometown of Marshall, Texas, those

The Indian Chief Vintage for 2003 reintroduces a style the brand was known for in the ’30s and ’40s, with the speed and drive for