Surprise, Surprise Women Investors Are Outperforming Men
If you thought men had a leg up on investing, you’d have been wrong. Turns out women investors are actually edging them out with a slightly higher rate of return....
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Hydeia Broadbent: “Living With HIV/AIDS is No Death Sentence”
Despite being born with AIDS, 26-year-old activist Hydeia Broadbent continues to live life to the fullest while informing others about the disease.
Money Decoded: The Ratings Behind Some of the Best Super Bowl Ads
Did you know a 30 second commercial spot aired during the Super Bowl cost marketers about 4 million and a 60 second spot is about 8 million? Â With the cost...
South Africa Becomes Africa’s Largest Supplier Of Packaged Foods With $18.5B In Sales
South Africa has emerged as the leading force in Africa’s fast-growing packaged foods market.
Young Activists Honored At Apollo Theatre
More than 1,000 supporters gathered at Harlem’s Apollo Theater June 4 to honor five outstanding youth at the Do Something Awards “Sweet 16†annual celebration. The big winners of the evening were Marvelyn Brown, 25, an HIV/AIDS activist; Eric Glustrom, 24, the founder of Educate! which teaches leadership across Uganda; Maggie Doyne, 22, a human-rights activist who assists orphans and displaced children in Nepal; David Burstein, 20, a voting activist; and Darius Weems, 19, an advocate for disability rights and Duchene Muscular Dystrophy funding. Each of the nominees won $10,000 for their cause. Doyne won the $100,000 grand prize, which she plans to use toward building a school in Nepal.