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Articles in May, 2004 issue of Black Enterprise

• Stay more and get more at Ramada
• Light and easy: Canon i80 makes printing a cinch
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• It's the economy, stupid
  by Samatha Gano Schwing
• Black banks offer huge stock returns
  by Jeffrey McKinney
• Investing refinancing cash
  by Matthew S. Scott
• Strictly business minded: Mikia Potter is relying on real estate investments and entrepreneurial pursuits to reach her early retirement goal
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Style over substance? Look within to find the real you
  by Caroline V. Clarke
• The annual review of black businesses
• Digitas
• Louisiana Office of Tourism
• Prostate cancer at homecoming
  by Earl G. Graves, Sr.
• Nevada's head medicine man
  by Damon Hodge
• Analysis equals performance: Charles Payne of Wall Street Strategies uses three critical measures to select winners
  by Nicole Lewis
• Small device packs big storage; Iomega's Micro Mini lets you store and go
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Business & leisure travel
  by MaryAnne Howland
• False arrest
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Florida Keys and Key West
• Convention calendar
• How smart?
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• 2004 Ad
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Election 2004
• An informed voter
  by Nanika Shaw
• The racial divide: campaign finance
  by David C. Ruffin
• Taking a chance on CDs: media entrepreneurs put a new spin on the tried-and-true
  by Anthony Calypso
• My favorite things: these busy executives and entrepreneurs show you how they make the most of their favorite tech tools
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• The take-back queen: how to make hassle-free returns
  by Siobhan Benet
• Join the club? How an affinity group could boost your career goals
  by Milca Esdaille
• Jackie Robinson Foundation
• "Doing business Texas style"
  by Kimberely Baker
• Making the connection
  by Arlene Pitterson
• Worst labor market for black professionals in 25 years
  by Cliff Hocker
• Be a stock detective: Lewis Eakins recommends investigating a company's health before you invest
  by Melissa S. Monroe Young
• Marketing basics
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Honor your past accomplishments: it'll lead to present-day success
  by Feona Sharhran Huff
• Miami heat: Cy Prince mixes business and pleasure in this Southern hot spot
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• Wisconsin Department of Tourism
• Just flip it: switch boxes save money and steps
  by Rebecca Rohan
• Father and child reunions
  by Susan Lake
• Baltimore salutes B.E. titan
  by Siobhan Benet
• At the top of their game: competent and creative, these entrepreneurs are small businesses' elite
  by Sonja D. Brown
• Publishing for profit: launching a magazine is a risky venture. Navigating the pitfalls requires sufficient advertising, circulation, content—and a bit of luck
  by Marcia A. Wade
• Seeking a lost son
  by Alfred A. Edmond, Jr.
• National Association of Investment Companies
• Office of the Governor Economic Development & Tourism
  by Rick Perry
• Betting on a dream business
• Hip-hop couple a cut above the rest
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• A portfolio of pure profit: Drake Craig's search for companies with spic-and-span earnings yielded great results
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• Office security 101: common sense computing advice for employees
  by Schuyler K. Esprit
• Building blocks of success: doing the little things will provide a foundation
  by Keisha-Gaye Anderson
• For every occasion: Lisa Lenoir's design success is in the cards
  by Maureen Jenkins
• Wyndham International, Inc
• Go ahead, ask! Successful interviewing is a two-way strategy
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• With every beat: heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. Do you know if you're at risk?
  by Keisha-Gaye Anderson
• Franchise finder: www.blackenterprise.com/ franchisefinder
• If they can do it …
  by Cheryl Lynn
• Master P: there is a limit
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• An all-in-one solution: IT-in-a-Box provides flawless support for small offices
  by Leroy Welsh
• Remembering Brown v. Board of Education: this month marks the 50th anniversary of the landmark decision eliminating the separate-but-equal doctrine. This excerpt, from the book All Deliberate Speed, examines the initial resistance by the local, state, and
  by Charles J. Ogletree, Jr.
• The incredible shrinking gift card: fees eat up the value—at consumer's expense
  by Siobhan Benet
• AARP
• Finally!
  by Corey L. Ford
• 'Magic' makes new debit card appear
  by Alexis McCombs
• Using investor relations: the companies you invest in must answer your questions
  by Matthew S. Scott
• Financially prepared for life: Nicole Simpson is giving young people the financial knowledge to handle disasters
  by Lisa Armstrong
• From place to place: professor and author breaks free of a dysfunctional foster care system
  by Kimberly J. Hamilton-Wright
• Last chance to power network: the Entrepreneurs Conference is always a great place to learn the rules of business
• American Airlines
• Calming the senses: relax mode in the Fiji Islands
  by Pat Jacobs
• Get $25 when you invest: www.blackenterprise.com/bemoney
• … I can do it!
  by Shenita D. Talton
• A surge in college enrollment: the growing number of black college enrollees is encouraging, but there's still work to be done
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• Get it together: now Up-to-Date & Contact makes contact management a breeze
  by Chana Garcia
• Make-or-break leadership lessons from The Apprentice: sure, it's "reality" TV. But smart viewers of NBC's hit show learned important rules of business success. Here are four, for starters
  by Alfred A. Edmond, Jr.
• Across the border: purchasing drugs overseas can come with a price
  by Leslie E. Royal
• Coca-Cola Enterprises
• Radisson Hotels & Resorts
• Party favors: Preston Bailey offers tips for summer wining and dining
  by Laura Egodigwe
• Resource line
  by Latif Lewis
• Historic black-owned firm suspected of fraud: criminal investigators eye Terry Manufacturing for alleged misappropriation of funds following bankruptcy filing
  by Melissa S. Monroe
• Finding the right financial fit: Doreen Tucker had to fine-tune her portfolio to meet her goals
  by Carmen Brown

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