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Articles in June, 2008 issue of Black Enterprise

• Detroit mayor heads to trial: will the beleaguered city support him?
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Building a better bank account
  by Trevor Delaney
• TV on tap: AT&T mobile TV set to launch … finally
  by Alwin Jones
• Michelle Green
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Bold leadership for the 21st century: innovation. Vision. Guts. Today's CEOs need these qualities to lead their companies to profitability—and growth
  by Alan Hughes
• Asset managers
• Profitable renovations: in a plunging housing market, renovations can make the difference between getting a great sale price or no offers at all
  by Chris Taylor
• Corrections
• Turning "green" into green: an environmentally friendly job market may offer opportunities to black workers
  by Brenda Porter
• Mr. fix it: with a goal of enhancing ethnic beauty, cosmetic surgeon builds lucrative practice
  by Ayana Dixon
• Campbell sells Securiant: serial entrepreneur embarks on new tech venture
  by Anthony Calypso
• Darrell Ford
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Building new foundations: BE 100s CEOs tap new markets, diversify to grow the top line
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Investments banks
• The perfect cup: Patrice Clayton instructs on hosting a great tea party
  by Denise Campbell
• Green minds think alike
  by Kristin Newman
• Double-digit days: commodities fuel impressive returns for Charles Payne's picks
  by Steve Garmhausen
• Digital darkroom: here's how to get perfect prints
• Gordon Bobb
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Time is money: the Colemans tap multiple income streams
  by Sana Butler
• Surviving the game: with battles for ad budgets more competitive than ever, African American agency CEOs rely on solid leadership to win
  by Wendy Harris
• B.E.'s successpert speaks
• Digging in: Black financial services firms entrench themselves amid a rocky market
  by Jeffrey McKinney
• Oprah's brand of leadership
• Immigrants vs. Blacks: studies show that immigration affects the wages of African Americans
  by Joyce Jones
• Reel in the resources: government agencies provide training, funding to push business owners to the next level
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• A journey toward excellence: a five-time Emmy winning producer of CBS' The Amazing Race raises the bar for reality TV
  by Sean Drakes
• Diversity goes to school: what chief diversity officers can teach colleges and universities
  by Aisha Sylvester
• Oprah means business: by focusing on her message and expanding empire, she proved long ago that Harpo Inc. is about more than just talk
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Atlanta Life mourns CEO's passing: Ronald D. Brown reinvigorated the century-old institution
  by Alan Hughes
• Backtalk: Will.i.am on politics
  by Kenneth Meeks
• We must press on
  by Olaolu Adewole
• Don't overlook the financial sector: Fred Cummings says there's still money to be made in regional banks
  by James A. Anderson
• Risky business: Richelle Shaw's FreshStart fills a telecom void
  by Bridget McCrea
• Sales sign
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Caribbean Tourism Summit
  by Aisha Sylvester
• All in the family: the Corleys turn small-town savvy into big business
  by Nicole Marie Richardson
• Second life: an entrepreneur learns it's never too late to right a wrong and pursue a passion
  by Ayana Dixon
• B.E. youth outreach
  by Daphne S. Ali
• The bears are back: is there going to be trouble?
  by Charles Keenan
• Tekkeon's NavDock home media center
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Stacey Ryan-Cornelius
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Recession survival guide: how to keep your head—your home, finances, and career—above water
  by Ilana Polyak
• Banks
• Life in limbo
  by Tennille M. Robinson
• Radio One buys BlackPlanet.com: $38 million deal includes other ethnic community Websites
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Recognizing true leadership
  by Earl G. Graves, Jr.
• Proposed education cuts: how President Bush's 2009 budget may affect HBCUs
  by Ann Brown
• Get creative with compensation: when paying employees, consider incentives other than cash
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Mobile web
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Convention calendar
• Industrial/service companies
• Private equity firms
• Sweet success in South Africa: a wine merchant finds opportunity in Johannesburg
  by Kelly E. Carter
• Change the environment to change the outcome
  by M.W. Walker, Jr.
• It takes more than an apple a day … Edward Green takes protective measures in a tough market
  by Diane King
• Perfect prints
  by Laura Turley
• Wonya Lucas
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Taking flight: with two incomes, the Knox family is ready for the next step
  by Sheryl Nance Nash
• Advertising agencies
• Make a move: beat complacency by repositioning yourself
  by Marcia A. Reed-Woodard
• Can't run from responsibility
  by Randall Davis
• Mixed marriage: Blacks are less likely than other ethnicities to marry interracially
  by Nicole Marie Richardson
• Command success: universal rules for victory with business ventures
  by Kingsley Kanu, Jr.
• Getting to a more productive team
• Magazines are in the Black
• A long, cold winter in Detroit: international competitors keep U.S. automakers on ice
  by Cliff Hocker
• Unbeatable combination: by merging a venerable insurer, a thriving asset manager, and a revitalized investment bank, Atlanta Life Financial Group has become the industry's latest powerhouse
  by Alan Hughes
• Pride and concern
  by Derica W. Rice
• Time to refinance? What you can expect if you're looking for a better deal
  by Donald Jay Korn
• Paying the bills
  by Tennille M. Robinson
• Showing your business skills on the job
  by Kingsley Kanu, Jr.
• A new minority by 2050
• Auto dealers
• The good of green: why you need to participate in the environmental movement
  by Tamara E. Holmes