3 Ways TIAA Is Attracting and Retaining Millennials
Skip Spriggs, Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer at TIAA, shared valuable insight on how TIAA reaches Millennials.
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Meet Your Small Business University Instructor: Mario Armstrong
For the Black Enterprise Small Business University, sponsored by Dell, personal finance expert Lynette Khalfani-Cox offers tips to grow your business.
Samsung Galaxy S III: The Next Enterprise-Ready Smartphone
Black Enterprise reviews the Samsung Galaxy S III, a business-ready, dual-core mobile device that can wirelessly sync to other phones using NFC technology
Start Your Business on the Right Foot For 2010
Running your own business is an exciting but challenging prospect. In addition to wearing many hats, it's also important for small business owners to perform the necessary hygiene to maintain business ownership. Here are several essentials from the experts to help protect your business and ideas.
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We all know how to recycle newspapers and water bottles. But when it comes to other items, “many consumers either don’t know they should recycle, or they’re not aware of convenient recycling opportunities in their local area,†says Jennifer Boone Bemisderfer, a spokesperson with the Arlington, Virginia-based Consumer Electronics Association. But many organizations, manufacturers and retailers are making recycling easier, and some, such as New York-based RecycleBank, provide an added incentive. By mailing in recyclable products such as cell phones, MP3 players, and laptops, consumers receive points that can be redeemed for discounts at local and national retailers. “We’re rewarding people for greener actions,†says Melody Serafino, a spokesperson for RecycleBank. Here’s how to recycle some other less common household items.