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Articles in June, 2003 issue of Black Enterprise

• Swish! - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Moseley Braun & Sharpton eye presidential nominations; funding is likely to be a big challenge for both campaigns - Washington Report - Al Sharpton, Carol Moseley Braun
  by David C. Ruffin
• Retirement vs. property? - Ask B.E
  by Matthew S. Scott
• Animated tale: graphic artist brings characters to life - Career At A Glance - Lyndon Barrois
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Organizing a life together: Eric Worley and his fiancee, Kimberly Palmer, are crafting common financial goals for their future - Family Finances
  by Sheryl Nance-Nash
• It's all in Yum! Brands, serving delicious food and exciting careers
• Stand and deliver: Kevin Cohee turned OneUnited into the nation's largest black banking institution one acquisition at a time. And he's not finished yet - B.E. Financial Company Of The Year
  by Matthew S. Scott
• Collar this - The Finer Things - Brief Article
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Dreampreneurs: if you could start any kind of business, what would it be? - holla back! - Brief Article
• Maximize your money - Web columns
• Living our dreams - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Investing during turbulent times: what type of investment strategy should you adopt while the country is rebuilding Iraq? - One For Your Money
  by Maya Nettles
• Quickbooks has the Midas touch - B.E. Reviews
  by Rebecca Rohan
• Roy Lester Schneider Hospital - On The Move - Brief Article
• Pumping the brakes: B.E. auto dealers used cost cutting and customer service to avoid being wrecked by a tough economy - B.E. Auto Industry Overview
  by Rebecca Rohan
• B.E. insurance companies
• Help a 'sista' out! - Help Yourself - Brief Article
  by Alfred A. Edmond, Jr
• B.E guide to homeownership
• The 2003 Teenpreneur Resource Guide - ready, set, start - Directory
• About this issue
• Corrections
• The trouble with fees: how can you protect your portfolio from the rising cost of mutual funds? - Mutual Fund Focus
  by Kelli D. Herd
• Wireless options - Cyberwise - Brief Article
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Financial knowledge is freedom: sterling investment management is educating the financially challenged and disadvantaged - Black Wealth Initiative
  by Sheryl Nance-Nash
• A tale of four freshmen: the worst of times brings out the best in these B.E. 100s newcomers - B.E. 100s Freshman Class
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• B.E. private equity - Illustration
• It's your move: Mike Givan takes chess to new heights - Personal Passions
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Awesome! - teenpreneur letters
  by Dwan Adams
• Resource line - Web columns - Brief Article
• Encouraging - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Up, up, and away: African American women business owners on the rise, continue to soar to the top of the BE 100s - Facts & Figures
  by Latif Lewis
• Let the music play: despite growing audience, fledgling Internet radio stations have a tough, uphill battle - Web - Black Digerati
  by Anthony S. Calypso
• Avon Products Inc - On The Move - Brief Article
• The house always wins: Don Barden rolled the dice when he anted up millions for a Las Vegas casino. It turned out to be a sure bet - B.E. Company Of The Year - Barden Companies Inc
  by Alan Hughes
• B.E. banks - Illustration
• Breaking free from the offender population. . - Motivation - Going Straight: An Ex-Convict/Psychologist Tells Why and How - book review
  by Alfred A. Edmond, Jr.
• Gear up for the 2003 Golf & Tennis Challenge - Extra Options
• Teen scientist fights world hunger: Juliet Girard shares $100,000 Siemens Westinghouse scholarship - teen passions
  by Raelyn Johnson
• An M.B.A.'s worth - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Carey E. Calvert, Jr.
• The federal budget battle: buy now-pay later proposals too costly for African Americans, says economist - The Economy & You
  by William E. Spriggs
• The power of networking: this entrepreneur made the right connections to grow her firm - Making It - Vaneese Johnson
  by Nicole Lewis
• Just checking in: how to effectively communicate with an executive recruiter - Making Connections
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Have we lost Harlem? Harlem is renewing its reputation and its landscape, and is currently the hottest piece of real estate in New York City. But at what cost? - Special Report
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Massacre on Madison Avenue: in the toughest year ever for advertising firms, African American agencies struggled to hold on to business and meet the bottom line
  by Cassandra Hayes
• Financial wake-up call: from advice on homeownership to unemployment, our economists offer strategies on how to secure your financial future - B.E. Board Of Economists Report
  by David C. Ruffin
• In a knot - The Finer Things - Brief Article
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Take the lead: don't miss Youth 2 Leaders, coming to a city near you - you're the boss
  by Raelyn Johnson
• Franchise finder
• A source of hope - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Shaun Cruz
• Former New York State Comptroller and gubernatorial candidate H. Carl McCall was named vice chairman and managing director for Health-Point L.L.C. in New York City - Newsbytes - Letter to the Editor
  by Alan Hughes
• Compromising position
  by Alan Hughes
• Fifth Third Bank - On The Move - Brief Article
• B.E. Industrial/Service 100 - Illustration
• The fight of their lives: B.E. financial services firms were locked in mortal combat with tough competitors and a bruising economy - B.E. Financial Services Overview
  by Jeffrey McKinney
• Sweet freedom: ex-convict Shakoor Watson overcame a heroin addiction to build a thriving bakery - Guts & Glory
  by Caroline V. Clarke
• Making waves: this magazine takes its business to radio - radio - New Venture
  by Jordan Brown
• Word is bond: Davis, Jenkins, and Hunt made a pact to survive the 'hood and become doctors - v.i.peeps - Brief Article
  by Raelyn Johnson
• Faith and family - Publisher's Page
  by Earl G. Graves, Jr.
• Ima[gene]ation - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Amar Keiller
• Still searching for bargains: Howard Morris' focus on value couldn't fend off the bear market - Stock Update
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Risky business: is cyber insurance worth the cost to business? - Tech Issues - network intrusion insurance
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Convention calendar - Calendar
• Maximum overdrive: Boyland Auto Group increased revenues and profits through restructuring and a take-no-prisoners attitude - B.E. Auto Dealer Of The Year - Company Profile
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• B.E. asset managers - Illustration
• For the golden years - Ask Your Advocate - long-term care insurance - Brief Article
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Good job! - teenpreneur letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Natasha Riley
• Free Microsoft Money 2003 - Web Tools
• Real-world prep - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Morris Anderson
• Ripe for a recovery: F. Douglass Lewis Jr. of FDL Financial Services looks to forecast trends that will lead the economic rebound - Private Screening
  by Nicole Lewis
• PictureShow and tell - Check It Out - Brief Article
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• California Board of Accountancy - On The Move - Brief Article
• B.E. auto dealer 100
• B.E. investment banks - Illustration
• Hiring an attorney: prevent legal questions from becoming legal problems - Buying Power
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• Finally! Summer is almost here! So … what are you going to do? - about this issue
• B.E. radio - Web Features - Black Enterprise - Brief Article
• Shining examples - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Michael Lee-Chin, founder of Canadian mutual fund company AIC Ltd., and attorney Johnnie Cochran have co-founded a sporting and entertainment client agency designed to negotiate performance contracts - Newsbytes - Letter to the Editor
  by Alan Hughes
• In case of emergency: entrepreneurs should be prepared when disaster strikes - Management Advice
  by Bridget McCrea
• Choose smartly - Since You Asked … - Brief Article
  by Sonia Alleyne

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