Eunice Johnson, Co-founder of Ebony Magazine
Sixty-five years after the inception of the world’s largest black-owned publishing empire, Eunice Johnson, co-founder of Johnson Publishing Co., died Jan. 3 at the age of 93.
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New York Watches with Anticipation as Obama Becomes President
In contrast to the elementary excitement at Democracy College Prep School--where everyone is excited just to be excited--the audience at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in Harlem awaits the arrival of Barack and Michelle Obama with sophisticated intellectualism mixed with the fervor of a heated football playoff game.
$100,000 Bonus: How One Company is Giving Its Employees the Ultimate Christmas Gift
Texas-based oil company Hilcorp agrees to give all of its employees a $100,000 Christmas bonus.
After Deadly Blaze, Concern For Brazil’s Turn on World’s Stage
Brazil is in mourning over a deadly fire that killed over 230 in a large college town.
Top 4 Challenges Contributing to Skills Gap in Job Market
Recent research reveals top four challenges behind the skills gap in today's job market.