No Room At The Inn?
You’ve just arrived in town, and a major convention has the hotel rooms…
By Ann Brown
Are Debit Cards Bad Travel Partners?
It may not be such a good idea to use your bank card…
By Ann Brown
A Taste Of The Stars
Black-owned celebrity restaurants are opening in cities nationwide
A growing number of African American celebrities, working closely with restaurant industry veterans, are…
By Marcelle Williams Fowler
Follow My Vision
Here's how to align your employees with your mission
“Without vision, the people perish.” After widespread downsizing efforts in the 1980s, this…
By Iris Randall
To Ease The Daily Grind …
Pamper yourself with alternative therapy
Carol Johnson-Green used to be able to get her family ready and out…
By June Smith Bryant
Jack or Jill of all trades
The ability to perform many roles simultaneously is a must
You’ve updated the accounting books in time to make a few sales calls.…
By Kirk Charles
Taking The LEAP Into Stock Options
Reserving the right to purchase stock later offers both risk and reward. Here's how to carefully get a handle on it all.
Novice or longtime investor, if you’ve been pondering buying stock over the last year…
By James A. Anderson
Show and Sell
Here are the tricks of the trade show circuit and how to expo your way to profits
Gregory Perkins knows how to stand out in a crowd. When 20,000 publishing industry…
By Karen Gutloff
Shopping for EQUALITY
Tired of racism in retail, black shoppers are starting to speak up, and the industry is being forced to listen
When Paula D. Hampton, 37, went shopping with her family on April 5, 1996,…
By Valerie Lynn Gray
Canady Sledgehammers Black Business
A new Congressional bill is poised to slam affirmative action efforts
After a relatively quiet period earlier in the year, affirmative action rulings are once…
