Halloween has come and gone, which means Thanksgiving is right around the corner. When turkey day comes around, it’s time to think about the day
By Michelle Thornhill In beauty salons and barbershops across the nation, at summer barbecues and holiday dinners, African Americans have a long tradition of indulging
The holidays are upon us, and many people often feel pressure during this time of year to spend money beyond their means. Having a
If ball clubs and clothing lines bore you silly as potential investments, consider putting your money where it can do more good and get everybody
Tiffany Aliche makes being frugal fun, fanciful and fabulous. She can help you look like you just walked out of a store on Rodeo Drive
There was no hurricane that blew through your neighborhood and flooded your home, yet you are frantic because you are “underwater” in your mortgage payments.
The present economic environment has been extremely hard for African Americans. With unemployment at its highest rate in decades, there are some job opportunities but
If you are an employee who works in an environment where your higher-ups are supportive, creative, fair-minded and open to feedback, count yourself among the
When you meet someone for the first time you never know how or when that relationship might take form and blossom. Delisa Johnson and Thema
With Powerball’s latest roll over reaching a staggering $148 million, that piece of paper in your purse or pants pocket a new life may be
“The number one mistake women make is defining ourselves by material possessions.”
“Our school is unique in that every freshman must have a passport, and every freshman has to go abroad.”
Al Vivian, founder of BASIC Diversity, and son of Dr. C.T. Vivan, was grounded early on by his father’s work in civil and human rights.
Before applying to business school, it’s important to determine which entry exam, GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) or the GRE (Graduate Record Examination), will be most suitable
“Seeing that ignorance is the curse of God, education is the wing wherewith we fly to heaven.” William Shakespeare “Education is the great engine of
American businesses are increasing their clout as players in the global economy. Hiring qualified employees with bilingual skills remains a lower priority than more tangible
Our Republican and Democratic leaders don’t agree on much when they face-off in the halls of Congress, but there’s one subject about which they’re open
Here is one word to describe the August jobs report: Dismal. The Labor Department’s most recent report painted a dreary picture for all the unemployed
When job seekers walk through the doors at McPherson, Berry & Associates Inc., they are confident that their employment needs will be handled with an
If you’re facing foreclosure, financial hardship or feeling overwhelmed, here’s some news for Wells Fargo customers to breathe a sigh of relief. On Thursday and
