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Articles in August, 2006 issue of Black Enterprise

• Convention calendar
• Take two herbal tronics and call me in the morning: holistic treatment are as a medical alternative. Here's what you need to know
  by Wendy Harris
• Saving more
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• A turn for the better: for one struggling startup, an incubator offered a turnaround solution
  by Marcia Layton Turner
• Skewed point of view
  by Edward Jones
• Selling his image: Muhammad Ali offers rights to his name and likeness to CKX for $50 million
  by Ann Brown
• Elegant execution: from start to finish, The Baker Group specializes in total-event production
  by Michelle K. Massie
• Verizon Business
• Home improvement 101: here's how to get the most value for your money
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• One year later
• Are we confused or is the church?
  by Ed Gooding
• Car dealer's passion drove his success: B.E. 100s CEO killed in an auto accident
  by Mashaun D. Simon
• Star power: grow your business by teaming up with a high-profile talent or celebrity
  by Bridget McCrea
• Andrew Frazier
• In a debt crisis? Tips on how to make the consolidation process work for you
  by Janelle Williams
• Finding revenues and recognition
• Skilled strategist to head Bod Evans: top 75 executive Steven Davis named CEO
  by Alysha N. Cryer
• Profits with a purpose: socially responsible investment funds give investors revenues with a clean conscience
  by Donald Jay Korn
• On the hunt
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Beat back burnout: five strategies to stay motivated
  by Scott Westcott
• The money trap: according to one author, to gain financial freedom, we must stop chasing each other into debt
  by Alfred A. Edmond, Jr.
• Is your broker a crook? If your money is lost and your financial adviser is missing, here's what you can do to recoup your investment
  by Lynnette Khalfani
• Dancing with debt: after stumbling over expenses for years, the Robinsons move toward a positive net worth
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Web tools
• Get ready for retirement
  by James Senatus
• Progress undone: experts say the nation's public schools are increasingly segregated
  by Sherrel Wheeler Stewart
• Pursuing biotechnology: opportunities abound for innovative entrepreneurs in this multibillion-dollar industry
  by Nicole Lewis
• Get ready!
• Get your first home—and keep it
  by Earl G. Graves, Sr.
• Corrections
• Winning through diversification: Jeffrey Marcus finds it the main ingredient for successful investing
  by Nicole Lewis
• Map it out: an innovative productivity tool promises to boost performance
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• Achieve your dream of homeownership 'you could win $10,000: even if you don't win the cash, you'll come out on top. But don't take our word for it—three entrants from our first contest tell how homeownership pays off
  by Tory Parrish
• Expanding the meaning of church business
  by Donald Hilliard, Jr.
• NY advertising agencies facing discrimination charges: symposium highlights bigotry in industry
  by Mashaun D. Simon
• Pay loans now or later
  by Matthew S. Scott
• Toussaint Capital Partners L.L.C
• Taking your body to market
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Get your bid noticed: a company's small size can be a plus when pursuing government contracts
  by Marcia Layton Turner
• A vinyl history: Robert Brown's music collection reflects years of love, politics, and social change
  by Jeanette Valentine
• Players in motion: entrepreneur scores big with animation playbook software
  by Jeanette Valentine
• Plan for the future
• The message is not just in the words
  by Shearill Brown
• Is this the finale? Amid investigations and a questionable resignation, the SBA is trying to save its credibility
  by Alexis McCombs
• High demand for tutoring
  by James C. Johnson
• Accor North America
• Faux and fabulous: Tobey Renee Sanders has a finish for any room
  by Sean Drakes
• Complementary disciplines?
  by Elvis Alves
• Bob Johnson enters banking industry: despite a tough climate for financial services, this billionaire's track record may prove to be an advantage
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Medical accounts offer flexibility: but consumers should carefully examine these savings plans
  by Marc Hopkins
• UPP Entertainment Marketing
• Networking for success: making a mentor-mentee relationship work
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Resource line
• A job well done
  by Ken Johnson
• Is an interest-only loan right for you? This special mortgage product has several pros and cons
  by Sonya Kimble-Ellis
• Sell phones
  by James C. Johnson
• A life makeover: Leslie Henderson plans to retire from her job to pursue her 'reel' passion
  by Sheryl Nance Nash
• Experience the power … again!
  by Alysha N. Cryer
• Fame and fortune: Klegg Electronics owner links with celebrity to compete with industry giants
  by Bridget McCrea
• A Casa de Campo experience: grand villas, great vistas, and exceptional golf
  by Sean Drakes
• Web highlights
• Causes of death?
  by Sharon Wright
• Media monitors: the Ujamaa Investment Club relies on news events to sharpen their understanding of the financial markets
  by Vikki Conwell
• Fitting right in: using assessment to find the right employee
  by Laura Egodigwe
• 2006 Ad
  by James C. Johnson
• Back talk with Victoria Rowell
  by Kenneth Meeks
• Let's hear from the audience: group response systems allow real-time interaction with your presentations
  by Sandra Beckwith