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Economy Poses Difficult Challenge for Candidates
  • News

Economy Poses Difficult Challenge for Candidates

Most people have heard the old saying: Be careful what you wish for. And, soon after Election Day, when the balloons have deflated and the euphoria of having made history has been tempered, either Sen. John McCain or Sen. Barack Obama will quickly experience some gut-wrenching moments when confronted with the financial mess he has inherited. Past presidents Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, and Bill Clinton each faced economic challenges but met them head on and made tough choices. Will Obama or McCain follow their example?

Butch Graves, Michael Hyter, Chief Diversity Officer Summit & Honors
  • Leadership
  • Diversity, Equality, Inclusion

Butch Graves And Michael Hyter On Corporate DEI

BLACK ENTERPRISE and The Executive Leadership Council (ELC) successfully hosted the second annual Black Enterprise Chief Diversity Officer Summit and Honors on June 11, sponsored by Fidelity Investments and Merck. During...

Looking Ahead
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Looking Ahead

Whether Sen. Barack Obama’s presidential run ends successfully at the White House, the historic implications and the visibility of his campaign may provide a boost to the careers of other prominent African American politicians, as well as those who come behind them, experts say.

Buy or Rent?
  • Career

Buy or Rent?

There comes a time in every growing company’s life cycle when its leaders must step back and ask themselves: Should we own or rent our commercial real estate space? This moment of truth typically hits when companies are growing and looking for space either to accommodate new hires and equipment or to conquer new geographic territories.

  • Magazine

Making Sense Out Of Energy Deregulation

In the last four years, business owner Abby M. Locke has seen her electricity costs triple. To avoid cash flow problems, the 39-year-old founder of Premier Writing Solutions in Washington,...

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