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Q: I am a 57-year-old African American who has been downsized from my last three positions. I had no problem finding work until I was

Clark Broughton, an account executive for the government division of Federal Express, is a regular business traveler to Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. He’s

As an artist, Kyle S. Lane has often been rejected: a prestigious art institution didn’t find him talented enough, galleries professed that black-and-white images wouldn’t

When 112,000 newly-minted M.B.A. graduates seek employment this year, they will face the fiercest competition in a decade. According to the Graduate Management Admission Council,

Q: I’ve heard that identity theft is on the rise. Is this true and how can I protect myself? I’m on the Internet a lot

Word files, digital media, presentations, and spreadsheets can put a major dent in your hard disk space, but Iomega’s Zip 750MB USB 2.0 drive should

Kweisi Mfume, president and CEO of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), denies a report published in The Washington Times about

New Urban Entertainment TV (NUE-TV), the fledgling African American-focused cable network, will cease operations permanently now that the cash-strapped venture failed to land critical financing.

Whether you’re starting or expanding a business, you have to be aware of every scenario that could wreck your venture. A solid business plan can

In today’s volatile economy, stories of small business success are few and far between. Tales of dotcom and other startup failures have left many entrepreneurs