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Rising Star? Michael Hyacinthe: 2014 Grad of “Workshop at Macy’s” ultra-exclusive program
The fourth class of Macy’s prestigious and ultra-exclusive minority and women-owned business development workshop program concluded May 9. Called simply the Workshop at Macy’s, it is an exclusive vendor retail...
Pumping Up Web Traffic
The hyperlink is still the lifeblood of the Web. When you see some interesting content on the Web, chances are you’re going to pass the link on to others you think will enjoy it as much as you.
A Penny Saved
Ricky Stith is doing some major belt tightening. Like many Americans, the 49-year-old information technology professional is examining his own situation in light of the economy. Stith is correcting financial missteps he made earlier in life, while adhering to a strict regimen of effective money management. He says the tough economy is forcing him to delay purchases and cut back unnecessary spending. At the same time, the Washington, D.C., resident is adamant about saving 10% of his monthly income.
Taking a Page From Obama’s Book
In January 2007, a junior senator from Illinois announced his improbable candidacy for the presidency of the United States. Thought of as a long shot for even the democratic nomination, Sen. Barack Obama proved the doubters wrong in June 2007 when he took home a stunning victory over New York Sen. Hillary Clinton. A few months later, Obama made history when he was voted in as the first African American president of the United States.