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Articles in July, 2005 issue of Black Enterprise

• Corrections
• Breaking in! Breaking into the video game industry requires a certain amount of talent. But talent alone will not earn you a position making games. Here are some guidelines you should follow to make your path into the field a prosperous one
• JAN-PRO
• 35 years of diversity coverage
• Emergency adjustments: the Asante family has learned to change with their financial realities
  by Carmen Brown
• Creating your investment plan: here are some simple steps for those developing a financial strategy
  by Rene Brinkley
• You can't do it alone: building an effective team brings bottom-line results
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• A defining moment: Deborah C. Wright of Carver Bancorp says success goes beyond the surface
  by Caroline V. Clarke
• Exotic blooms: Francis Queeley makes a grand floral statement
  by Sean Drakes
• Mary Kay Inc
  by Tykisha N. Lundy
• Women in franchising
  by Mark Howard
• Back talk with Johnnetta B. Cole
  by Kenneth Meeks
• Marriott steps up diversity efforts
  by Kristin Vaughan
• Tuning in to podcasts: audio shows are catching on with listeners who own iPods and other digital players
  by Massie K. Michelle
• The 30 best companies for diversity: when it comes to minority representation, these corporations mean business
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Increasing a FICO score
• Saving and giving at the same time
  by Vince Martin
• In 1998, Wells Fargo & Co. launched its African American Business Services program with an ambitious goal: loan $1 billion to African American business owners by 2010
  by Ron Chepesiuk
• Dos & don'ts of setting up and maintaining an online newsroom
• Express Personnel Services
• An intoxicating retreat: American seeds sow a Tuscan experience
  by Patricia Jacobs
• Education equals homeownership
  by Worlee Glover, Jr.
• Dedicated to progress
  by Veronica Wade
• Choice Hotels®
• The myth and reality of diversity
  by Earl G. Graves, Sr.
• Black business stability: strong direction and specialized business plans increase the chances of surviving
  by Cliff Hocker
• Distant helper
  by James C. Johnson
• 'Yes' can lead to stress: here's how to say no without feeling guilty
  by Robyn D. Clarke
• Bella figura: Florence makes its best impression
  by Maureen Jenkins
• Nike Inc
  by Tykisha N. Lundy
• CBC member helps blacks gain access to homeland security contracts: securing small business deals for minorities a priority for Rep. Bennie Thompson
  by Keith Reed
• Answering the call: Lockheed executive brings efficiency to government systems
  by Nicole Lewis
• Game on! Video games are a multibillion-dollar industry where few African Americans manage to get at the controls. Some insiders are taking aim at this sector's invisible hurdle
  by Wendy Harris
• Don't go phish: new internet scam is no game
  by Raelyn Johnson
• Convention calendar
• Coverall
• The Black Enterprise African American travel guide presented by Allstate
• Television industry veteran Darnell Washington paid $3 million for KTGF-TV, an NBC affiliate in Great Falls, Montana
  by Keith Reed
• Creating an online newsroom: now, you can direct a reporter to a Web URL where your dynamic press kit awaits
  by Bridget McCrea
• Snelling Personnel Services
• Sky writing: astrophysicist has a pen collection that is out or this world
  by Sean Drakes
• A travel bug?
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Midyear investment strategies: savvy investors monitor their portfolios all year long. Here are some adjustments to consider now
  by Ilana Polyak
• Cold Stone Creamery
• Cleaning up your credit: here is a new book to help you get there
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Oprah Winfrey: America's ultimate brand: from television to publishing, this media maven has turned her name into a $1 billion fortune
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Get the loan you deserve: African Americans can avoid being steered into bad loans by following these tips
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Indulge yourself: entrepreneur manages a successful boutique spa while keeping her day job
  by Robert Janis
• Fly safe: an aviation investigator sets some ground rules
  by Sean Drakes
• What part of 'n-o' don't they understand? Learn to decline with finesse
  by Robyn D. Clarke
• Get into the swing!
• Scripps Networks
  by Tykisha N. Lundy
• The rewards and risks of forming a partnership: millions of people co-own privately held companies, family businesses, and business partnerships, but establishing them—and keeping them together—is never easy. You might want to read this before y
  by David Gage
• McGuire to join Citigroup: top Wall Street banker leaves Morgan Stanley
  by Nicole Marie Richardson
• Transfer or pay it off?
  by Matthew S. Scott
• Training day
  by James C. Johnson
• Better days ahead: for the Baker family, patience and discipline are the keys to financial freedom
  by Sakina P. Spruell
• One man's trash … donating your unusual household treasures
  by Keisha-Gaye Anderson
• Dillard University
  by Tykisha N. Lundy
• Online banking: are you ready? Taking the leap is as easy as point, click, and save
  by Krissah Williams
• Golden Krust
• Bankruptcy law gets tough on debtors: latest legislation seeks big payback for creditors
  by Robyn D. Clarke
• Rely on long-term trends: in uncertain times, Larry Folmar of Folmar Financial Group chooses consistency
  by Nicole Lewis
• Sweet aspiration: how these friends came together to make country juices
  by Zakiyyah El-Amin
• Ready to go? Assess your position, develop a strategy, then decide if it's time to leave
  by Siobhan Leftwich
• Finding your passion
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Mark your calendar for September
• Choice-Point
  by Tykisha N. Lundy
• Hawkins found guilty of perjury: B.E. 100s CEO awaits sentencing in connection with Philadelphia corruption scheme
  by Keith Reed
• Foreign intelligence: Ron Holt of Hansberger Global Investors delivers positive returns from overseas stocks
  by Dwight Oestricher
• Creating competition or customers? Hair-weaving maven gives away her trade secrets to gain more clients
  by Stacy Gilliam
• Never too soon to save: Megan J. Stewart is committed to staying on the fast track to early retirement
  by Sheryl Nance-Nash
• Homeowners associations: breaking the rules can cost you more than the monthly fee
  by Leslie Guess Royal