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Articles in Oct, 2004 issue of Black Enterprise

• Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp
• Work-at-home scheme
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Hoop dreams and beyond
  by Anderson Johnson, III
• Getting to and through the first job: strategic planning can make you more successful and confident as a young professional
  by Nkechi Olisemeka
• The next Antwone Fisher?
  by Alfred A. Edmond, Jr.
• School is in for entrepreneurs: continuing education courses abound. Here's how to pick the right one
  by Bridget McCrea
• Eight moves for your money: whether the economy picks up steam or fizzles, these investment tips will help keep your finances together
  by Matthew S. Scott
• African-Americans are finding career fulfillment by going back to school with assistance from the PhD project
• The Fuqua School of Business
• Asia rising: growth abounds as manufacturing and high-tech jobs shift to China and India
  by Donald Jay Korn
• McGuire Woods L.L.P. Labor and Employment Department
• Revamping a retirement plan: a retired military veteran and his entrepreneur wife are fashioning a better living
  by Carmen Brown
• The reality of credit ratings
  by Tiffani M. Cunningham
• Back it up
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• 50 best colleges for African Americans: a solid education, matched with the right opportunities, creates successful collegians: here are some strategies students should employ as they move from the college campus to the corner office and beyond
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• The results-driven legacy of HBCUs
  by Earl G. Graves, Sr.
• Pitney Bowes Inc
• Feeling at home: a couple in Umbria offers an intimate Italian experience
  by Maureen Jenkins
• Don't hate the player
  by Joni Jones
• Fisk University
• Giving back: making wise decisions for your charitable donations
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• Inside or out?
  by Alan Hughes
• Shifting fortunes: with the stock market ready to pick up steam, it may be wise to reposition your portfolio for future growth. We offer a selection of 90 funds to choose from
  by Donald Jay Korn
• Be a good politician: developing strong campaign skills can bring you rewards in any arena
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• North Carolina A&T University
• Man with the golden touch: from creating album covers to producing commercial ads, a St. Louis designer's skills are in demand
  by Demetria Lucas
• Making it to the top: what does it take???
• The need for separate accounts: business owners and independent contractors need more than a personal bank account
  by Erin Straker
• The experience of a lifetime
• Surviving self-employment: Ellen Hendrix confronts what it's really like to make it on your own
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Office of Personnel Management
• CIA: diversity is our strength
• The doll maker: Cozbi Cabrera breaks the mold
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Phenoms should be free to fail
  by Rohit Dubey
• Class work
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Car buying 101: buying a new car in a few simple steps
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• Upping the minimum wage: small business bust or low-income boost?
  by Cliff Hocker
• Investing outside the U.S
• Clean up your act! personal hygiene can hamper or help your success
  by Kimberly J. Hamilton-Wright
• Michigan Business School: developing leaders in thought and action
• Seeking greater yields
  by Matthew S. Scott
• Convention Calendar
• Financially sound: Robert McMillan of Standard & Poor's analyzes some banked profits in the financial sector
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• Budgeting with military precision: the Fergusons have armed themselves with a long-term strategy for running their finances
  by Sheryl Nance-Nash
• FBI: the changing face of today's FBI: more agile multifaceted, expanding its commitment to diversity hiring
• CUNY Graduate Urban Professional Programs
• Leather bound: Jim Metellus on preserving a fashionable fabric
  by Maureen Jenkins
• Skip school? That's cool
  by John Hickman
• People Energy Corp
• Every vote counts but will every vote be counted? Will the parties protect or reject black votes?
  by Hamil Harris
• Before you sign on the dotted line … check the company's credentials with online resources
  by Tamara Holmes
• Taking technology curbside and beyond: Wyndham's tech guru speeds things up so clients can slow down and relax
  by Bridget McCrea
• Getting on the road toward financial freedom: there are several basic steps that anyone can take to reach economic empowerment. Here are three of them
  by Lynnette Khalfani
• Can you help me? Asking for assistance isn't always easy, but doing so can help you reach another level
  by Feona S. Huff
• Spelman College: Spelman leads the way for women of color
• Hot cars, hotter sounds
• Former B.E. 100s CEO convicted: jury finds Nathan A. Chapman guilty on 23 fraud counts
  by K. Terrell Reed
• Warner Music Group
• 7 program restored
  by Joyce Jones
• By the time you get to Phoenix: Michael Kelly shows off his town
  by Maureen Jenkins
• Parlez-vous e-commerce? Here's how to give your Website international appeal
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Build a better business: new developments in technology—and better use of the tried and true—will help you take your business to the next level
  by Robert Anthony
• Hampton University
• Looking at it another way: recovering from past career mistakes is possible
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• Work it out! Great physical health leads to mental well-being
  by Feona S. Huff
• Interiors by design: how one woman went from handling direct mail to designing home interiors
  by Virginia Myers Kelly
• Favorite son: Barack Obama, America's latest political star, is expected to become the next black U.S. senator. Could his victory put him on the path to the White House?
  by Kenneth Meeks
• Scripps Networks: the power of mentoring to be a mentor is to be looked upon for wise guidance and counsel
• Purdue University
• Nielsen's critics don't count
  by K. Terrell Reed
• TXU Corp
• Black investment trends: report ranks what buyers care most about
  by Nkechi I. Olisemeka
• Last chance to save on the slopes
  by Lisa Downer
• Being big brother: shh … spy tool helps you snoop undetected
  by Schuyler K. Esprit
• Blazing new trails: Black Enterprise's Small Business Award recipients continue to break new ground in entrepreneurship
  by Nkechi I. Olisemeka