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Articles in June, 2006 issue of Black Enterprise

• A legacy of investing
  by Dwayne Booker
• Hugh B. Price has joined The Brookings Institution, a private non-profit organization devoted to independent research and innovative policy solutions, as a senior fellow
  by Tykisha N. Lundy
• The future of black business
  by Earl G. Graves
• Open lane: Harlem entrepreneurs tap local resources to launch bowling alley
  by Michelle K. Massie
• Black gold: Kase Lawal's business prowess, along with a spike in oil prices, is fueling CAMAC International's rise to the nation's second-largest black business
  by Alan Hughes
• Exit gracefully: follow these safeguards to make sure wealth is transferred to the next generation
  by Donald Jay Korn
• Valerie Graves has recently joined Vigilante Advertising in the role of chief creative officer
  by Tykisha N. Lundy
• Pole position: Cid Wilson sees auto aftermarket industry as a growth driver
  by Philana Patterson
• Go ahead, be a mentor
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Top Chefs: six culinary greats take the fine dining experience to the next level
  by Renee Brooks Catacalos
• Destination information: George Davis' international readers collection
  by Jermine Benton
• World-class designs: Everick Brown's modern classics in home furnishing
  by Denise Campbell
• B.E.'S quiet influence
  by Gene N. Smith
• Flower shop: Harlem-based florist offers secrets for combining creative designs and distinct flowers
  by Ericka Blount Danois
• Auto dealer eligibility
• Spurred …
  by Randel Stubbs
• Starting a bakery
  by James C. Johnson
• The perpetual world of change: book discusses how to embrace life's constant motion
  by Leslie E. Royal
• The Harlem Auto Mall
  by Meredith Davis
• Fighting to win: 34th annual report on the nation's largest black-owned business
• Debt pays off
  by Arrington Thomas
• General Electric
  by Tykisha N. Lundy
• Buy a home or set up a retirement plan?
  by Matthew S. Scott
• Industrial/service eligibility
• The right way to do a home inspection: you can save thousands by identifying problems before you buy
  by Cherie L. Berkley
• One man's trash …
  by Verona Joseph
• Sony Urban Music
  by Tykisha N. Lundy
• Long-term care policies preserve wealth: advisers recommend insurance policies, special savings plans to offsets costs
  by Marc Hopkins
• Down for the count: in business, there are always casualties. Some will remain on the canvas while others position themselves to fight another day
  by Alan Hughes
• Can young black men be saved? Our Board of Economists examines the lost potential of African American males and develops a prescription to improve their fortunes
  by Matthew S. Scott
• On the right footing: Samanta Shoes offers more than just a good look
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Back talk with Hill Harper
  by Kenneth Meeks
• Constructing a life that works: former sportscaster makes the right calls for his construction company
  by Wendy Harris
• Focused on the fundamentals: 20/20 Investment Club sought information before investing
  by Vikki Conwell
• Getting a smart start: prep program puts students in B school and in jobs
  by Laura Egodigwe
• Growth & opportunity: though new to the BE 100s, these CEOs made moves to create multimillion-dollar enterprises
  by Nicole Marie Richardson
• A seaworthy credit card
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• The character of success
  by Vincent H. Jones
• Creating connections: from restaurants to retail stores, small businesses are turning to wireless solutions
  by Bridget McCrea
• Roberts brothers cash in big on Alamosa deal: sale provides revenue to purchase upscale hotels across the country
  by Glenn Townes
• Future plans in real estate: Chris Butler is positioning his finances to become a property owner
  by Sheryl Nance Nash
• Chronicling the evolution of black business
• Help for former foster children: Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative offers matching funds for down payments
  by Vikki Conwell
• Contenders: these companies are battling with competitors to move up the ranks and, possibly, get a title shot
  by Alan Hughes
• He raised the glass ceiling: Darwin N. Davis Sr. was one of the first blacks to navigate the ranks of corporate America
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• NCML expands to offer health insurance: Medicare Part D program may spell profits for new plan providers
  by Alexis McCombs
• Harnessing the deal flow: the Marathon Club promotes investment opportunities in the emerging domestic market
  by James C. Johnson
• Command performance: spurred by a strong consumer demand for luxury cars, the Fitzpatrick Dealership Group rules the road with its foreign imports
  by James C. Johnson
• Women + power = success: our Women of Power Summit provided a venue for power networking, strategic advice, and spiritual rejuvenation
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• The Alvin Alley American Dance Theater
  by Kiara Ashanti
• Nissan-Mitsubishi-Kia of Lake Charles
  by Glenn Townes
• Start the presses!
  by James C. Johnson
• Through the fire: now that Carver is out of the woods, Deborah Wright is out to make this community bank compete with big-city players
  by Philana Patterson
• When it rains, it pours: umbrella insurance shields individuals from the storm
  by Leslie E. Royal
• To action
  by Melody Lee
• Enter the middleman: alternative online payment options take the pain out of e-merchant accounts
  by Anthony Calypso
• Support for a songstress
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• National Credit Union Administration
  by Tykisha N. Lundy
• Positive trends, positive growth: by cherry-picking industries, SBK-Brooks' Eric Small beat the markets
  by Nicole Lewis
• Full-service business help: the Fitzgeralds are among many black entrepreneurs turning to an incubator to ensure their success
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• A prescription for success: finding career opportunities in the pharmaceutical industry
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• Much ado about Munich: Thomas G. Jefferson is on assignment in southern Germany
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Bringing our best out west! Golf & Tennis Challenge
  by Alysha N. Cryer
• Blacks saddled with high-interest loans: study shows disparity in subprime lending
  by Cliff Hocker
• Champions: some companies are knocking out the competition by gaining new clients and market share
  by Alan Hughes
• Oprah expands empire: media maven inks $55 million deal with XM radio
  by Kiara Ashanti
• The negotiator: in life and death situations, he's a lifesaver
  by Sean Drakes
• Douglass National Bank CEO resigns: federal probe concerning housing agency may have led to departure
  by Glenn Townes
• Clothing designer Tracy Reese
  by Meredith Davis
• On a higher mission: NASA's first black flight director executes International Space Station expeditions and space shuttle flights
  by Cliff Hocker
• Advertising agencies: a sluggish economy, reduced margins, and institutional racism are delivering severe blows to black ad agencies. Industry insiders say a major shake-up is coming
• Still living in the past? How to overcome regret and move on with your life
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Masters of the deal: military contract will boost the company's bottom line by 20%
  by Glenn Townes
• Convention calendar
• The Amalgamated Bank
  by Marcia Wade
• Home delivery: actor Morgan Freeman teams up to distribute first-run movies over the Internet
  by Bridget McCrea
• Financial services eligibility
• Are your frequent-flier miles friendly? With the ever-changing airline industry, your miles may not be there when you need them
  by Alexis McCombs