Atlanta Life Mourns CEO’s Passing
Ronald D. Brown, President and CEO of Atlanta Life Financial Group, our 2008 Financial Services Company of the Year, died April 29 from complications after
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Building New Foundations
Many of America’s black CEOs took a wallop in 2007 but carried on their fight for survival in an unrelenting economic environment. In times like
Recession Survival Guide
“This economic downturn is affecting more people than just those who have the least among us, and that’s what is making everybody so uncomfortable,” says
Unbeatable Combination
Ronald D. Brown greets the congregation of a dozen or so senior managers. With a flip chart and colored markers, he discusses the importance of
Enough is Enough Part 1B
A special town-hall discussion explores the generational cultural wars within the Black community. Panelists include Roland Martin, Nancy Giles, Kim Osorio, Chuck D, and the
Enough is Enough Part 1A
A special town-hall discussion explores the generational cultural wars within the Black community. Panelists include Roland Martin, Nancy Giles, Kim Osorio, Chuck D, and the
Enough is Enough Part 1C
A special town-hall discussion explores the generational cultural wars within the Black community. Panelists include Roland Martin, Nancy Giles, Kim Osorio, Chuck D, and the
Boost Your Credit Score
Ever since subprime mortgages became more "sub" than "prime," lenders have been tightening up on credit. The days of the nothing-down, no-documentation mortgage are gone.
Battleground States
This year’s presidential election promises to be wildly different from those in years past. The nation will most likely witness the history-making campaign of Sen.
Whites at Black Colleges
Of the 373,548 total students attending historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) in 2005, blacks comprised 264,381of students, or about 71%, while whites comprised 54,358,