Who Really Gets Your Money?
In the aftermath of september 11, americans donated $1.3 billion to charities. But it's still unclear who will benefitfrom your cash. How can you protect your donationthe next time you decide to give?
“I’m sorry,” apologizes Debra Johnson, as she sobs uncontrollably. “Every time I think that…
By Sonia Alleyne
Investing 401
Developing a solid tax strategy is critical to making sure your profits don't turn into a loss
As investors wrestle with their 2001 tax returns, they’ll quickly discover that the odds…
By Donald Jay Korn
Make Yourself Accountable
When it comes to building a career, the buck stops with you. Here's how to reap the rewards by taking responsibility.
An African American female manager is promoted to head a business unit at a…
By Cassandra Hayes
Getting A Foothold On Your Career
In an uncertain job market, here's how to stay optimistic about your future
“On graduation day, I felt the world was mine,” exclaims 26-year-old Brian Pittman. “The…
By Winifred Desouza
Where The Jobs Are
This economy is both the best andthe worst of times. But while corporate downsizing is making for a bleak future, there are still career opportunities to be found.
Can you handle the truth? In this economy, there are several truths. The truth…
By Winifred Desouza
Navigating Rough Waters
Steering their companies through an economic storm, america's leading black executives are facing their leading black Executives are facing their boldest challenges yet
Acts of terrorism. An economy in recession. A turbulent stock market. Waning consumer confidence.…
By Derek T. Dingle
A Time For Bold Leadership
Richard Parson's deal-making prowess and diplomatic touch has catapulted him to become CEO of AOL Time Warner,the world's largest media powerhouse
On an unusually warm december day, Richard Dean Parsons is where he usually is…
By Derek T. Dingle
An Education In Investing
Linda Paul has set out to learn All the right lessons about establishing A financial plan for her future
Linda R. Paul’s situation mirrors many African Americans who graduate from college strapped with…
By Carolyn M. Brown
The Value Of Voting
Proxy voting is your chance to have a say in the management of the companies you invest in
You might call Dr. Henry S. Williams AT&T’s less-than-silent partner. The 72-year-old retired radiologist…
By Lisa Armstrong
The Chill Factor
Originally designed in 1957, the Cocktail Shaker’s sleek, stainless steel contours transcend time,…
