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Following trends within the minority community was the focus of Nathan L. Lewis, head of the Equity Research Group at Atlanta-based Jackson Securities, when he

Houston money manager Hamilton Lewis doesn’t necessarily advocate going with the crowd. Instead, he prefers to see what the majority of investors are doing and

At the beginning of 2002, BLACK ENTERPRISE sifted through large and small companies and chose two groups of stocks we hoped would weather the effects

Once Elgie and Gail Johnson could no longer bear the 45-minute commute from their home in Fort Worth, Texas, to his job as a tax

With mixed signals about the U.S. economy, a yo-yo stock market, a stagnant unemployment rate, new home sales surging to a record $1.1 million in

Radio personality Tom Joyner (pictured above) and network executive David Kantor have partnered to form REACH Media. The new multimedia company will target African Americans

While the recording industry continues to reel from a sales slump caused by sluggish economic conditions and increased piracy, a new threat is emerging as

Broadcast company Radio One Inc. and cable giant Comcast Corp. are joining forces to create what some insiders believe may eventually become a legitimate contender

Robert Jones, a 34-year-old tax auditor for the Cook County Department of Revenue in Chicago, is not unlike most young people who in their early