It’s A Small (Cap) World
During recoveries, there’s a rule of thumb in investing: Small-cap shares–stocks of companies with a stock market value of $2 billion to $3 billion or less–often get an early jump...
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Cutting Edge: Odd Jobs That Pay
With economic times tougher than leather wallets, the line between what people will and won’t do for a dollar tends to get a bit blurry.
How I Did It: Former Chef Takes Expert Knowledge to the Classroom
Chef Kevin Mitchell had a successful career in the food industry that included restaurants, catering, hotels, and universities. So the next logical step was to teach others to follow in...
UBR Morning Post: How Farrah Gray Builds His Newest Business By The Book
This week on The Urban Business Roundtable, UBR Executive Producer TaQuoya Kennedy gets an insiders glimpse into Farrah Gray Publishing, the new book publishing venture of UBR Contributor, author and entrepreneurial icon Farrah Gray. Also BE Next Small Business of the Year CEO Jamail Larkins of Ascension Aircraft.
A Black Businesswoman in China: Dealing With the Government (Part 5)
This post will focus on navigating business with the Chinese government. Bottom line: You need to have a stomach for dealing with HUGE bureaucracies. My trip started by securing a visa for entry. While I have obtained visas in the past, the list of questions about my reasons for travel and other ancillary facts (ie. the long list of diseases including mental diseases would bar me from entry) indicated I needed to reach out for assistance through a Chinese visa processing company.