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Erinn R. Johnson "Fact finding: consumer reporting agencies reveal more than credit history". Black Enterprise. FindArticles.com. 27 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1365/is_3_36/ai_n15681597/

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• Close, but no cigar
  by Steve Jones
• Father of affirmative action leaves unparalled legacy: Arthur Fletcher etched the blueprint for black inclusion in corporate and educational institutions
  by Janelle A. Williams
• Smart retirement planning: solid planning and the right safety net will ensure that you enjoy your golden years
  by Sheryl Nance-Nash
• Bermuda
• Where to put your savings
  by A. Richardson
• Spend time solo: benefit from enjoying your own company
  by Robyn D. Clarke
• Caribbean smoothie
• Marriott Hotels: the international hotel chain is committing $1 billion to attract more minority partners
  by Glenn Townes
• Resource line
• IOU?
  by Marie Richardson
• Fort Wayne
  by Tykisha Lundy
• Hyatt Hotels & Resorts
• Executive education
• New York Life Insurance Co
  by Tykisha Lundy
• Sick and tired of debt
  by E. Palmer
• He knows the code: Matthew Bastien makes keeping up with his taxes profitable
  by Sheryl Nance-Nash
• John H. Johnson: leader, legend, and friend
  by Earl G. Graves, Sr.
• With debt lifted, Africa can rebuild: G-8 leaders implement debt relief strategy for African nations
  by David C. Ruffin
• Where to invest for the next 5 years: with U.S. equities markets as volatile as ever, where do you go to find growth before the end of this decade? Our expert panel of money managers tells you what will be hot in 2010
  by Matthew S. Scott
• Royal Caribbean
• University of Michigan
• The value of market positioning: Anthony Epps selects companies poised to grow in the face of market uncertainty
  by Nicole Lewis
• Wealth building for newlyweds: the Howards are starting off on the proper financial footing
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• As the games begin: home to the 2006 Winter Olympics, Torino offers much more than sporting events
  by Maureen Jenkins
• Retirement planning begins now
• How will trade agreement affect black workers: CAFTA may lower consumer prices but at a cost
  by Joyce Jones
• Diversify & conquer: experienced management and varied investment vehicles are key to beating lackluster returns. Here are 100 funds that hit the mark
  by Donald Jay Korn
• American Airlines
• University of Southern California
• Measured moves ahead: most black-owned stocks gained ground in the first half of the decade
  by Sakina P. Spruell
• Make peace with your mistakes: tough times can yield valuable lessons
  by Robyn D. Clarke
• Pacific heights: Wayne Stephens soaks up Seattle
  by Sean Drakes
• Health insurance for the uninsured: there are affordable options for those without coverage
  by Janelle A. Williams
• A taxing proposition
  by G.E. Williams
• Blacks working but uninsured: rising inflation leaves healthcare unaffordable for employers and employees
  by K. Terrell Reed
• Competitive advantage: NASA initiative offers technical expertise to small businesses
  by Erinn R. Johnson
• Digital overhaul: applying a technology makeover will open your business to more customers
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Get $25 when you invest: www.blackenterprise.com/bemoney
• Words can't express
  by George Green
• New evidence may be influential as the National Black Farmers Association and the Black Farmers and Agriculturalist Association seek congressional intervention
  by Marcia A. Wade
• Continental airlines
• Genentech
• The business of ethics: the importance of working with integrity
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• The rising cost of medicine: program provides free prescription drugs
  by Leslie E. Royal
• A whole new game: Adam Powell's multimedia team makes video games appear more realistic
  by Bridget McCrea
• Convention calendar
• Web highlights
• Berry Gordy: America's First Black Music Mogul: the architect of the Motown sound ushered in a new era of music
  by Kenneth Meeks
• The icon: John H. Johnson controlled one of the nation's largest black business empires and used his wealth and power to raise the social and economic status of African Americans
  by Derek T. Dingle
• Doubletree hotels
• Metropolitan College of New York
• Spelman College
  by Tykisha Lundy
• Shipshape: Jerome Abernathy's boating is a worthy sea investment
  by Sean Drakes
• Never too late
  by Jaj
• Black inclusion or GOP delusion? Republicans step up campaign efforts among influential African American
  by K. Terrell Reed
• The new comfort of business travel
  by Gina P. Barge
• Radisson Hotels
• World-class blues: posh jazz restaurant gives Detroit a taste of the good life
  by Curtrise Garner
• Feeding frenzy
  by N. Credic
• Classic sip
• Investing in your home vs. your retirement account: finding a balance between the two will make your golden years comfortable
  by Janelle A. Williams
• A party plan
  by Dennis Brennan
• Franchise finder: www.blackenterprise.com/franchisefinder
• A resume the right way
  by Maro Onokpise
• RS Information Systems Inc. has added the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau
  by Janelle A. Williams
• Embassy Suites Hotel
• Toyota
• What's our business? Why every employee needs to know the company's mission statement
  by Maureen Jenkins
• Wasting money on your wireless plan? Here's how to spend less on your cell phone
  by Erinn R. Johnson
• Back talk with Mark Whitaker
  by Kenneth Meeks
• Buy the book
  by A. Memphis
• Win an investor starter kit
• Sharing the knowledge
  by Carlos Fields
• Top corporate exec brews new success: Virgis W. Colbert retires from Miller to concentrate on being an entrepreneur
  by Marcia A. Wade
• The Mirage Hotel
• The business case for diversity
  by Cassandra Hayes
• Preferred vendors: corporate buyers want strategic partners, not only suppliers
  by Zakiyyah El-Amin
• Fact finding: consumer reporting agencies reveal more than credit history
  by Erinn R. Johnson
• Rose blooms
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Building a reputation: Philadelphia construction entrepreneur thrives in a competitive market
  by Glenn Townes

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