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• Closing the homeownership gap
  by Bretta L. Grant
• Giving freely: volunteer your time at organizations around the country
  by Jennifer L. Smith
• Illinois Lottery selects RJ Dale as its new general market advertising agency
  by Malik Singleton
• Diversification pays: Dawn Alston Paige of Piedmont Investment Advisors used large and small companies to stay ahead of the market
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• Come fly with me: a few sites offer discounted airfare, but comparison shopping is the best strategy
  by Tariq Muhammad
• 10 hottest deals in franchising: from food services to hospitality, we identify the best opportunities for African Americans
  by Wendy Harris
• Legal eagle flies above the golf course: Eve Wright is one of the first black women to work for the LPGA
  by Laura Carlson
• Convention calendar
• Simply superb
  by W.L. Perry
• Music ministry
  by Alfred Edmond, A., Jr.
• Web highlights
• Developing tomorrow's golfers today: an exciting year for the National Minority Junior Golf Scholarship Association
  by Laura Carlson
• Lonely at the top: blacks are a fraction of top editors at mainstream magazines
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Sisters in fitness: three siblings got their health club off the ground
  by Glenn Townes
• While I'm gone: transitioning into—and back from—family and medical leave
  by Carla Thompson
• Remembering the African American godmother of tennis: Althea Gibson 1927-2003
  by Frances Clayton Gray
• By popular demand
  by Lisa Downer
• Franchise finder
• Marriott International Inc
• Soul on ice: William Douglas guards the crease
  by Laura Egodigwe
• Ticker symbol search
  by Matthew S. Scott
• The power behind B.E. research
• Big Mac attack? A wake-up call for OS X users
  by Rebecca Rohan
• A time to sell? Your investments can provide signs that tell you the best time to unload them
  by Sakina P. Spruell
• Always giving: the Harlem Junior Tennis Program offers a helping hand to young, aspiring tennis players
  by Laura Carlson
• Conference hopping
• An inspired illustrator
  by Charles Washington
• False alarm: too many calls to your local police can cost you money
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• Jackmont Hospitality acquires four T.G.I. Friday's restaurants
  by Aisha Jefferson
• Listen up! Your life is trying to tell you something
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• A step toward independence: a downsized IT professional looks to real estate for economic freedom
  by Patrice D. Johnson
• Franchise financing
  by Alan Hughes
• Community crusader: Drunia Duvivier is purchasing property to help revitalize her neighborhood and her lifestyle
  by Erin Straker
• Not just tiger and serena: African Americans are excelling in other "white" sports
  by Nkechi I. Olisemeka
• Building bridges
  by Steven A. Davis
• Secured credit cards
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• NFL Hall of Famer and former head coach Art Shell named senior vice president for football operations and development
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Real estate reality check: authors of Ariel/Schwab survey say investing in property requires caution
  by Matthew S. Scott
• A little business, a little fun: New Jersey family experiences a wireless tech boom
  by Rebecca Rohan
• What to do as interest rates rise: following these investment tips can help you keep pace with inflationary pressure
  by Patrice D. Johnson
• Finding peace in faraway places: the prevention and cure of common stress-related illnesses is only an airline ticket away
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• M? Franchising FAQs
• For the record
  by Valerie J. Graves
• Raw deal: avoid these consumer scams at all costs
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Former B.E. 100s clerk faces prison time
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Financing your franchise business: means of securing capital
  by Mark N. Howard
• Same markets, new marketplaces: in a tough economy, black women find business opportunities in new regions
  by Malik Singleton
• Quid pro quo: bartering is a cashless alternative to conducting business
  by Zakiyyah El-Amin
• Focus on fundraising
  by Sonia Alleyne
• A conversation with authors Frances Clayton Gray & Yanick Rice Lamb
  by Kenneth Meeks
• Today's top colleges
• Get $25 when you invest
• Debevoise & Plimpton L.L.P
• Getting started
  by Laura Egodigwe
• La-Van Hawkins linked to Philadelphia corruption probe: B.E. 100s CEO faces fraud, perjury charges
  by Alan Hughes
• Storage on the go
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Extreme make over: how good do you look on paper? Here's how to produce an effective resume
  by Laura Egodigwe
• Seeing is believing: creating a vision to guide your team to success
  by Kimberly J. Hamilton-Wright
• Resource line
• National Black MBA Association
• Ah! Spa: an Eastern European approach to wellness
  by Joseph Dumas
• Making dough: Warren Brown is baking his way to success
  by Virginia Myers Kelly
• Relax, relate, release: yes, there's pressure on the job—but there's also a way to handle it
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• The best CEO in Silicon Valley: John Thompson has transformed Symantec into a multibillion-dollar security software juggernaut
  by Alan Hughes
• Fit to be tied: New York designer directs neckwear fashions
  by Laura Egodigwe
• A true reformer
  by Sylvia Barker
• Duped by designer doubles: are knockoffs worth the price?
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• MBC Network changes name to Black Family Channel
  by Hamil R. Harris
• Look at the big economic picture: Ron Johnson says in a changing economy, company performance drives portfolio growth
  by Nicole Lewis
• Loud and clear: CEO hopes to find international audience for multimedia services
  by Anthony Calypso
• Plotting a new direction: Arthur Vaughn is rebuilding his finances after divorce
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• A lady on an Olympic mission: Zina Garrison to coach U.S. Olympic tennis team
  by Laura Carlson
• Jazz at Lincoln Center
• The home run king
  by Ron Barnard
• Smith Whiley & Co
• We are the difference
  by Earl G. Graves, Sr.
• Business and pleasure: mixing work and fun makes for a motivated, productive workforce
  by Bridget McCrea
• Resume face lift: tailor your experience when pursuing a major career change
  by Nkechi Olisemeka
• The fashion elite: they are tastemakers and style purveyors—the power brokers behind the seams who put fashionable trends in motion
  by Walter Greene
• Vail cascade resort & spa
  by Lisa Downer