Kevin Hart’s Record-Breaking Funny Business
The comedian takes in $15 million dollars in two days. Still, as he gets ready to release his movie 'Laugh at My Pain,' Kevin Hart is just getting started
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Behind the Music: Momager Sonja Norwood Grows ‘Family Business’ Tree
Industry vet has passion for cultivating careers and advocating for women executives
Getting on Track
Tyvi Small is pursuing a doctorate in higher education administration. But when it comes to personal finance, he admits he could use a little after-school tutoring. The 31-year-old Knoxville, Tennessee, resident has a newly purchased home, a fulfilling job, and no credit card debt but he says he lacks financial discipline. As a single man with no dependents, Small spends more than he should— and therefore saves too little. Now, however, he’s determined to get his finances in order. “I entered the contest because I want to get my finances in the best shape possible. I want to get on the right track,†says Small, a diversity coordinator at the College of Business Administration, University of Tennessee.
Retooling for Recovery
We’ve all heard plenty about how consumers drive the U.S. economy. They generate two-thirds of economic activity, after all. It turns out that manufacturers of big industrial equipment are aware of this fact. So, when consumer spending nosedived in 2008 and 2009, heavy-duty equipment makers ran for safety by warehousing inventory, laying off workers, and postponing repairs, upgrades, and purchases.
In Harlem, NYC Mayoral Candidates Spar On Economic Growth for Minorities
Made up of some of New York’s most powerful minority firms and entrepreneurs, the newly-formed New York Real Estate Chamber hosted the forum, an opportunity some board members said to assuage years of neglect resulting in an economic situation the candidate Bill de Blasio called “unsustainably unequal.â€