While the number of minority businesses has grown, the economic parity remains elusive.
Museum to open where black entrepreneur Rube Foster founded the Negro Leagues.
A high-flying Nigerian entrepreneur and former executive at Credit Suisse First Boston Bank is the leader...
Cecilia Dube's dream has taken her from dust-choked building sites to university classrooms, from the...
Ninety-year-old Vanilla Beane is a milliner who knows that a hat can be so much more than mere headgear.
As the president and owner of ZeroChaos--one the largest African-American owned companies...
A team of New York architects is flying to Haiti this week with prototypes of an octagonal vinyl...
Armed with a bachelor’s degree in communications from George Mason University in Fairfax, Va., and a passion for public relations, Gilda Squire packed her bags and headed to New York City in 1996 from her hometown in Ruther Glen, Va.
Bernard Hopkins is there, leaning against a waist-high concrete wall that all but encloses the courtyard where he once played.
