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This week, Foursquare in partnership with Google, Rock The Vote, Pew Center and several other organizations announced the “I Voted†initiative, which tracks users signing in at polling stations across the country.
As I lay in a dimly lit room surrounded by the warm scent of pineapple, the sounds of an Oriental composition resonate in my head. My soul and my spirit...
When Barry Rand left Xerox to become chairman and CEO of Avis, he became one of the first African Americans to achieve such a position at a Fortune 500 firm and the first to head a publicly traded company
Even though offering childcare benefits can be costly for small business owners, a new report lists several options to help support employees with children
Anteneh “Anthem†Addisu, 25, loved working on Wall Street. Making close to $150,000 a year, the Duke University graduate was among a handful of Black men living the fast paced, Manhattan life of a Wall Street trader. During his first year in finance, Addisu’s take-home pay helped care for his mother, who’d been laid off while he was senior year in college. But a prestigious job, six-figure salary, and the accomplished joy of being able to support his family wasn’t enough. Addisu wanted to be a rapper.
