The claim that large technology companies are making about how there is a shortage of science and math professionals in the United States that makes it necessary to get international... More

Black Friday and its weekend companion have come and gone, so the question is, what impact did one of the nation’s biggest spending weekends have on the people of America? Here is... More

As for some of my thoughts on economics, I am definitely someone that is all over the map on economic policies, theories and liberties, especially as they relate to social groups. One... More

Henry Louis Gates recently wrote a piece in the New York Times on the class divide within the black community. In the piece, he points to what is maybe “the most fundamental assumption... More

In an article by Michael Lewis, of Bloomberg News, Lewis discusses his thoughts on why “finance is one thing you should never engage in with the poor.” Obviously, when he says finance,... More

In an attempt to further get into the coffee $60 billion coffee industry, McDonald’s is about to set its shops up with a completely new outlook on the coffee bean. McDonald’s,... More

The economics of the “Racial Divide” grow with time, and like the sand through the hourglass, these are the days of lives. Everytime somebody says that race is no longer a factor... More

According to the magazine Consumer Reports, you probably shouldn’t purchase gift cards this holiday season. In fact, in a full-page age in the New York Times, Consumer Reports says... More

In an essay published in New York Magazine, Jim Cramer, founder of TheStreet.com and host of Mad Money, wrote about the ineptitude of two fallen CEOs: Merrill Lynch’s former head... More

Women and their curvaceousness has long been a topic of society and science. In just about every society and culture, studies have shown that attractiveness, IQ and health of woman... More