Dear Small Diverse Supplier: We want you to survive. Sincerely, Your Big Corporate Customer.
From Shelley Stewart Jr., chairman of the Institute for Supply Management, the country’s largest profess
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With the recession sapping money from corporate social-responsibility programs at many companies, it would seem that efforts to ensure environment-friendly business operations and a diverse workplace
Max L. Siegel is a man of many talents. A graduate of the University of Notre Dame Law School, Siegel initially planned for a conventional career in corporate law. His parents, William Siegel and Delo
With interest rates at historic lows, this may be the best time to buy a house or condo — that is, if you can qualify for a mortgage.
“Particularly in today’s market, it’s important to secure
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For 11 years in a row, on a given Thursday in March, The Network Journal has recognized the outstanding performance of 25 African-American women in the public, private, entrepreneurial and nonprofit s
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In 20
With a patient list that includes Olympic and professional athletes, F. Kennedy Gordon, M.D., has very little room for mistakes in his diagnoses and treatments.
Helping his patients not only to heal q
Thirty-six years after Title IX of the Education Amendment became a law requiring equal participation for men and women in collegiate sports, colleges and universities are challenged with assuring the