Online Flight Bargains
Five major carriers now offer last-minute travel bargains, as much as 70%-80% off…
By Ann Brown
Stranded At The Airport?
You’re at the airport, all ready to check in, when suddenly, you’re told…
By Ann Brown
Dataline… Dataline… Dataline…
Some 1 million people will take part in the month-long Memphis In May…
By Ann Brown
Closed For Business?
Here's what you can do when a company skips town with your money
Six weeks ago, you paid an $800 deposit to the XYZ Carpet Mart for…
By G. Emil Ward
Could Experimental Drug Stop Strokes?
Treatment may be on horizon for African Americans
Administering a clot-dissolving experimental drug known as TPA (tissue plasminogen activator) directly into…
By Valerie Lynn Gray
Choose A Debt Consolidator Carefully
Handing over your credit troubles to someone else could cost you
You’ve probably seen the ads that claim to consolidate your credit card debt with…
By Valerie Lynn Gray
Relaxin’ To The Max
More African Americans are finding that active vacations are key to total relaxation, and what better place than the Caribbean?
You’re sitting at your desk, overwhelmed by meetings and deadlines. As you start your…
By Valerie Lynn Gray
Gaining The Executive Edge
The push by graduate schools to draw in mid-career baby boomers has created rising enrollments in executive M.B.A. programs. Are they worth it?
After more than a decade as an electrical engineer, Phillip Hill was ready to…
By Terrence L. Johnson
Someone’s Knocking At The Door
Kenneth Chenault's appointment as president and COO of American Express threatens to shatter one ofthe final barriers to corporate America's top spot
A world of glass ceilings and sticky floors. That’s how one observer describes the…
By Eric L. Smith
How To Succeed In Business Without Being White
Publisher Earl G. Graves gives Black Enterprisereaders an exclusive first look at the advice and experiences he shares in his new book
On a January morning in 1990, I arrived at my office and found a message…
