Color Of Money

You can find a lot of information – sometimes confusing – about the cost of a college education. By some reports, it can cost $50,000 per year to earn a bachelor’s degree.

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In today’s economy, a good credit score is more valuable than ever, and for many, improving your score has become a financial priority. Turn on the radio, flip on the TV or head to the company water cooler and you’ll likely be bombarded with various credit-improving strategies.

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Johnson Publishing Co.’s new CEO Desiree Rogers plans to reach out to historically black colleges, sororities, fraternities and churches to help reverse the circulation slide of the company’s flagship magazines, ‘Ebony’ and ‘Jet’ .

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Do you have problems with the Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA)? Do you feel its policies are unjust? If so, you may want to participate in a citywide Town Hall Meeting that will discuss the agency and its policies.

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“I’m thrilled to be here on what is an exciting day,” said the President as he prepared to sign the Small Business Jobs Act this afternoon. With small business owners who will receive tax breaks and better access to credit in the audience, the President explained to everybody why he has fought so long for it…

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The Forty Under 40 awards program honors 40 men and women under the age of 40 who have been making headlines in their field and who share a commitment to business growth, to professional excellence and to the community.

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Mayor Michael A. Nutter recently announced that the City of Philadelphia, in partnership with The Empowerment Group, The Welcoming Center for New Pennsylvanians, and other community organizations, will launch an initiative within…

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The Internal Revenue Service will host a special nationwide open house on Saturday, Sept. 25 to help taxpayers, especially veterans and people with disabilities, solve tax problems and respond to IRS notices.

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Analysis by the National Women’s Law Center of August jobs data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has revealed unemployment among single mothers remains at the highest level since the recession began.

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A new study by a University of Iowa business professor suggests that when a company goes under, it’s more often than not the result of bad business decisions by its leadership. CEOs, he said, are more than just scapegoats.

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