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Monday, 22 October 2007 |
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African-American women, who represent half of African-American home
purchase borrowers, are particularly vulnerable. In fact, there is
evidence that subprime lenders charge black women and Latinas higher
rates and fees than same-race men and white men... Click to continue at boston.com
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Monday, 22 October 2007 |
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...Can Perry take on the rest of the world? The Atlanta-based
writer-actor-director wants to build an international following,
shattering a Hollywood stereotype that African American-themed movies
have little currency abroad. Click to continue at latimes.com
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Thursday, 18 October 2007 |
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Organized. Smart. Aware. Vocal. African-Americans have learned to flex
their market muscle and powerful influence on both conventional buying
and new media use patterns, helping to bridge the cultural divide. At
34 million strong, African-American consumers comprise 12% of the U.S.
population, representing the second largest ethnic group after
Hispanics. African-American buying power is expected to grow 34% over
the next four years, reaching some $921 billion by 2011, according to
the Selig Center for Economic Growth. Click to continue at Nielsen.com
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Tuesday, 16 October 2007 |
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Pioneering women entrepreneurs want
those following in their footsteps to know that it’s just as important to plan
how to end your business – whether by selling, handing down to a child, or
closing – as it is how to start it, finds a new study conducted by the Center
for Women’s Business Research and underwritten by Massachusetts Mutual Life
Insurance Company (MassMutual).
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Tuesday, 16 October 2007 |
 Oct. 25, the Executive Leadership Council’s Institute for
Leadership Development and Research will host its 13th annual
Mid-Level Managers Symposium in Washington, D.C.... Operating quietly out of its new offices in Alexandria, Va.,
the Council represents nearly 400 of the most senior African-American
corporate executives in Fortune 500 companies on a mission to
achieve excellence in corporate, economic and public policies
for African-Americans and the wider community. Click to continue at The Network Journal
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