Color Of Money

After decades of slow or no progress in middle class incomes, and with the recovery limping along at a glacial pace, and with even that progress threatened by fiscal and European troubles, the challenge is daunting.

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Thanks to the convenience of online tax return preparation websites, more Americans are doing their own taxes. Do-it-yourself tax preparation solutions give taxpayers a fast, convenient and affordable way to file income tax returns.

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For a while now we’ve considered Oprah to be the richest black woman on the planet. It is now being reported that we were wrong. Nigerian renaissance woman Folorunsho Alakija has made her billions by being involved in many lucrative professions.

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PGW announced that this quarter’s natural gas rate will increase for residential, commercial, industrial and municipal customers. The rate will be adjusted for the next three months from its current $1.41 per hundred cubic feet (Ccf) to $1.46 per Ccf for residential customers.

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There are more than 9,000 Black public officials in America, yet African-Americans remain at the rock bottom of every negative statistic in crime, health, economics and education. This is the reason that one lecturer and award-winning author says the Black community must…

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The Philadelphia Water Department, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Community Design Collaborative have partnered to launch a national, interdisciplinary design competition promoting the creative and innovative use of green storm water infrastructure in Philadelphia and other cities.

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Resume? Check. Cover letter? Check. Now you’re ready to begin that job search, right? Wrong. There may be some very important things you’re forgetting about that could dramatically enhance your job search. Nowadays, job searches involve much more than simply submitting hundreds of resumes and cover letters.

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There have been many questions surrounding my support for Bill 120755, part of the city’s housing initiative to stabilize three neighborhoods, one of which is Point Breeze in South Philadelphia. It is a plan that was created before I took office this year, but one I endorse because…

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Philadelphia community activist Paul “Earthquake” Moore, needs donations of turkey and stuffing and running enthusiasts as well, to participate in his annual turkey run and food drive both of which take place in Southwest Philadelphia this year and are held to reduce hunger among families during the holiday season.

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News America Marketing (NAM), a division of News Corporation (NYSE: NWS), recently announced that the November 4 issue of its widely distributed SmartSource Magazine coupon insert is dedicated to Wounded Warrior Project’s (WWP) Believe in Heroes® campaign.

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