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Percy Sutton never met a challenge too great for his boundless energy and intrepid spirit. The founder of Inner City Broadcasting Corp. (which operated the first African-American owned radio station), a Tuskegee Airman, and lawyer, Sutton’s shrewd business sense and iron will made him a force to be reckon with. The pioneering figure died Saturday. He was 89.
Credit cards, auto loans, and a mortgage had Valerie and Kenneth Robinson drowning in $50,000 worth of debt in the mid ’80s. And with interest rates at that time hovering...
There’s no point in hating or fearing taxes—they are a fact of life. It’s far smarter, says 25-year-old Matthew Bastien, to study and keep the upper hand in the tax...
Name: Alain Miguel Profession: Co-founder/Chief Operating Officer, Modalyst Age: 30 One word that describes you: Results-oriented Alain Miguel, the one tie corporate strategist is changing the face of retail by...
As the new chair of the AAA, Valerie Daniels-Carter has ambitious plans for North America’s largest motorist and leisure travel club. A trailblazing entrepreneur, Daniels-Carter has been elected chair of...
