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Earl G. Graves, Jr. "Black business is black wealth". Black Enterprise. FindArticles.com. 30 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1365/is_11_35/ai_n13820002/

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Articles in June, 2005 issue of Black Enterprise

• Be 100s spotlight
• Helping redefine a career in sports
  by Amber M. Hamilton
• Count on this: new report on the number of blacks on corporate boards
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Advertising agencies
• Private equity firms
• Best of Bermuda: sun, sights, and a gourmet taste of the tropics
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• Bush slashes funds for key programs; the growing budget crunch may squeeze the middle class and business owners
  by David C. Ruffin
• Finding the right formula for growth: from joint ventures to divestitures, the BE industrial/service 100 used a mix of strategies to beat the competition
  by Sakina P. Spruell
• QA: Protecting your credit rating
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Amendment seeks $78m in SBA loans; the Senate passes budget measure to restore critical programs
  by Joyce Jones
• The importance of youth
  by Venisha Arnold
• QA: Retire on $3,000 a year?
  by Matthew S. Scott
• Sony Urban Music
• Freshman class
• The big sell-off! Tips for a successful yard sale
  by Raelyn Johnson
• Rubbing elbows in cyberspace: more professionals are connecting through online networking
  by Karen Jones
• Open after dark: starting a nightclub is tough, but with the right location, look, and a little bit of luck, you can make millions
  by Wendy Harris
• Back talk with Maxine Waters
  by Kenneth Meeks
• Setting a presidential precedent
  by Omar H. Ali
• QA: Secondhand start
  by James C. Johnson
• Industrial/service companies
• Banks
• In black face: the good, the bad, and the ugly is the history of her collection
  by Sean Drakes
• Soaring on the winds of change
• Sheltering his business: James Wiley uses tax strategies to build wealth
  by Nicole Lewis
• Don't charge away your benefits
  by Erin Straker
• Sour auto power: think you've bought a lemon? Here's where you can go for help
  by Leslie Guess Royal
• Health plan query hurting or helping us? Insurers that ask about race claim knowledge will help close gaps in healthcare
  by Keith Reed
• A northern crown: for Keith Baker, Toronto reigns
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Longtime guide
  by Veronica D. Johnson
• Generating buzz on the street: guerrilla marketing street teams serve as the eyes and ears of urban consumers
  by Michelle K. Massie
• Convention calendar
• Auto dealerships
• Get the word out!
• Black business is black wealth
  by Earl G. Graves, Jr.
• Don't give up your day job; E.M.B.A.s offer a degree—and work security
  by Laura Egodigwe
• Closing the gap: our economists agree that homeownership and retirement planning are a potent pair when it comes to building net worth
  by Donald Jay Korn
• Web features
• Research or rubbish?
  by Joan Wallace-Benjamin
• QA: Legal laptops
  by James C. Johnson
• Auto dealers
• Advertising agencies
• Changing spaces: a Georgia couple renovates their new home
  by Maureen Jenkins
• Reginald Lewis: the deal heard 'round the world: his $985 million buyout of TLC Beatrice set the bar for the next generation
  by Derek T. Dingle
• Bold players new strategies: staking a claim in the mainstream
  by Derek T. Dingle
• QA: The road to self-sufficiency
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Is AIDS awareness a paradox? Despite programs, record numbers of blacks are infected or dead
  by Meredith Davis
• What's the 411? Privacy concerns at center of wireless telephone directory
  by Leslie Guess Royal
• A missed changing of the guard?
  by Kathleen Clement
• Going for growth: SBK-Brooks Investment Corp. CEO says sector selection is key
  by Nicole Lewis
• M.R. Beal & Co
• Private equity firms
• Save now for later: here are 7 everyday strategies to put more cash in your coffers
  by Siobhan Leftwich
• Reshaping the telecom landscape: COMTek executive delivers new broadband option
  by Anthony Calypso
• Ready for takeoff: sound strategies and high risks boost entrepreneurs to the other side of sacrifice—better known as success
  by Nicole Marie Richardson
• Holding their ground: to win today's turf wars, BE financial services firms must develop new products and find strategic partners
  by Jeffrey McKinney
• To tell the truth: voice-stress technology analyzes angry customers, wayward spouses, and everyone in between
  by Fiona Haley
• Striving for more: Gwen Moore worked her way from welfare to Washington
  by Robyn D. Clarke
• Winds of change: amid shifting dynamics, black ad agencies are adapting to stay alive
  by Wendy Harris
• The hot spot: Diann Valentine on how to make your party a summer hit
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Web tools
• Let's broaden the playing field
  by Jerry Favors
• QA: It's a new day
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Growth from within: E. Morris Communications Inc. gained market share in a less than stellar environment by turning to existing clients
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Get to the point: learn to communicate concisely
  by Robyn D. Clarke
• Get ready for summer's most anticipated event
• Cochran's legacy extends beyond courtroom; brilliant legal mind who succumbed to brain tumor inspired hope and changed lives
  by Marcia Wade
• Critical mass: when Dimensions International acquired fellow BE 100s firm SENTEL Corp., it created a new force in the homeland security sector
  by Alan Hughes
• Insurance and healthcare revival: Kiln Weaver's focus on out-of-favor industries delivered solid returns
  by Nicole Lewis
• Update: the 75 most powerful blacks in Corporate America: holding true to their titles, some of these movers and shakers have made power moves recently, while others were less fortunate
• The Billion Dollar Roundtable
  by April W. Klimley
• Lest we forget
  by S.D. Granby
• When Reginald Bowser launched RolloverSystems Inc., a 401 rollover company
  by Philana Paterson
• Pro-Line International
• Investment banks
• The BE Financial Empowerment Series offers intense coverage of topics
• Power up your proposal: here's what it takes to get a potential client to say yes to your pitch
  by Stacy Gilliam
• Fund of funds: Fairview Capital used a razor-sharp strategic focus and high-powered talent to build a $1.6 billion private equity enterprise
  by Sakina P. Spruell
• Going after their goals: with little consumer debt and a solid household income, the Turners are ready to accelerate their financial plans
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Up to par: inventor tells how he got a patent for his new golf game
  by Robert Janis

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