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HBCU Students Seek More Avenues for Funding

Audia Cook, a sophomore at Hampton University (No. 4 on the Black Enterprise Top 50 Colleges for African Americans list), passed up an opportunity to apply for an internship this summer as a pharmaceuticals sales representative with Blue Care Network of Michigan. She says waitressing will allow her a better chance to enroll next fall.

The Cutting Edge: Money Books for Young Adults

The hardest part about being young and figuring out your finances is finding the right resources. The problem with most personal finance books is they’re either littered with jargon or they’re written for people with mortgages, salaried jobs, or some sort of established financial plan, even if it is in shambles. Unfortunately, this leaves a void for teens and 20-somethings.

Day 88

Day 88

In his address at the opening ceremony for the Summit of the Americas in Trinidad and Tobago, Obama announced a new $30 million investment to strengthen cooperation on security in...

Do As I Say, Not As I Do?

A few days ago, I was confronted with a very interesting issue by Black Enterprise magazine reader G. Scurry-Smith of Fleming, Florida: “Our family has stuck to Black Enterprise’s Wealth...

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Procter and Gamble Sells Johnson Products Co. Procter and Gamble Co. sold Johnson Products Co., one of the world’s leading African-American hair care products lines, to RCJP Acquisition Inc. for...

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