I have been a fan of authentic Thai cuisine ever since I visited that country in 2001. At the time, I had a short-term contract as an entrepreneurship development expert with the United Nations Develo
Editor Notes
By the time President Barack Obama delivered his second and final State of the Union address, he had already given the country a list of industry and career sectors that will matter greatly to the U.S
An Economist Intelligence Unit report has an intriguing reference to the role of government in corporate (social) responsibility. The report, “Corporate Citizenship: Profiting from a Sustainable Bus
On June 11, at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel in Washington, D.C., an icon of global business and an icon of the struggle for economic justice and civil rights addressed a predominantly Black audienc
The dethronement of the United States in Western hemispheric diplomacy did not make the top of big-media news on the weekend of the Sixth Summit of the Americas. Neither did the line drawn in the sand
As The Network Journal began the vetting for its 13th annual list of “25
Influential Black Women in Business,” I received a here’s-how-I’m-doing
email from former TNJ Assistant Editor Iné
Americans were primed for battle over who should be voted into the White House in November long before they rang in the New Year. This time around, I demand that aimless vitriol be replaced by a focus
In my childhood I learned “variety is the spice of life.” Because I was born into a culture in which spicy food is revered, variety, to me, was a good thing. I spent my entire childhood in what wa
I truly believe that hell hath no fury like women and unions scorned, so I expect heavyweight boxing over decisions involving Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and Target. On June 20, the U.S. Supreme Court infu
On Feb. 19, MarketWatch.com, the Dow Jones subsidiary that provides stock market quotes and business and financial news, reported that executives of China’s Cnooc Ltd. asked to delay the signing of