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Ebony Smith says losing her job was a blessing in disguise. In 2008, the former investment banker was about one month into her dream job when Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. filed for bankruptcy. Smith worked with the firm’s successor for five months. But, in January 2009, she was laid off with a severance of three months’ salary. By the summer of that year, Smith was back at work as a financial analyst with a major global consulting firm.
Debt, according to Lynnette Khalfani, is the single worst four-letter word in the english language. She describes it in her latest book, Zero Debt: The Ultimate Guide to Financial Freedom...
Blackenterprise.com spoke with the author and protocol legend Emily Post's great-great-granddaughter, Anna Post, on the importance of creating a budget, what makes a handwritten note a kind gesture, and why crisp dollar bills are the way to go.
John Rogers, Mellody Hobson, and the nation’s most successful value investors share their take on everything from the global economy to viability of sectors
In the cities across Texas, such as Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth and origin place Galveston, Juneteenth is fundamentally ingrained in their communities and history
