The 2011 Forbes world’s billionaires list broke a record. It highlighted 1,210 billionaires with a total net worth of $4.5 trillion. As of this writing,
Not so fast. Deals like those are a thing of the past. While the Islands of the Bahamas minister of tourism and aviation, Vincent Vanderpool-Wallace,
ALW Sources has been changing the customer service space around the Washington D.C. area for the past several years — since 2006 to be exact.
African Americans have been posing an important question to civic and political leaders with a greater degree of frequency and an increased sense of urgency
“I am a single female doing this in a really male-dominated arena and I feel really good about that.”
Every contact matters.
Coming soon to a television near you, the all new HBCU television network. Atlanta, the epicenter of black academia, is slated to house a new
Angela and Vanessa Simmons are adding to the Simmons’ family legacy by making their mark as up-and-coming entrepreneurs. On April 22, the sisters participated in
The following is the second part of JL King’s article on the Power of the Black Gay Dollar. Go to the following link for Part
You guys know the hugely popular Bratz doll that was all the craze and the number 4 toy for girls in 2001? Mattel, the maker
It seems that there is a new restaurant opening somewhere each week in America. This is especially true in urban areas where there are wing
“Remove failure as an option and all of a sudden your chances for success become better,” said Joan Lunden, former host of “Good Morning America”
The path from supervisor to ownership was a natural fit for Allen.
“Many women of color I knew had started or were starting their own businesses, and they were looking for quality networking.”
It’s sad that when we think of wealth and affluence, gays and lesbians are typically one of the last groups to come to mind. Outside
Images of water-deprived foreign countries have become commonplace but what is often overlooked is the water crisis in the U.S. The situation is disproportionately affecting
A recent study by the Economic Policy Institute highlights that Blacks and Latinos lagged far behind whites even during the last economic boom. To worsen
Atlanta has enjoyed some progressive monikers to describe its entertainment scene like “Black Hollywood,” “Dirty South” and even “musical hotbed.” Atlanta-native and music executive Shanti
Rev. Al Sampson is an internationally recognized and respected leader in religious circles, regardless of the denomination. The Senior Pastor at Fernwood United Methodist Church
Web entrepreneur Stephen Pierce resurrected his life from ruins after more than one failed business venture, filing bankruptcy twice and ending up living on the
