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Schuyler K. Esprit "It's alive! New software you play Dr. Frankenstein". Black Enterprise. FindArticles.com. 21 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1365/is_4_35/ai_n6358745/

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• Small caps, big value: Henry Jackson of Banneker Capital Management relies on the strength of undervalued small firms
  by James A. Anderson
• Getting into the game
  by Katric Jones
• Clarence Otis named CEO of Darden Restaurants
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Feast or famine
  by Alan Hughes
• Sending the right messages: how to make staff meetings more effective
  by Carla Thompson
• Reassessing risk: Virna Dolmo is learning to invest more aggressively to reach her financial goals
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Rising to the top: Donald Riley doesn't allow physical limitations to stop his aspirations
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Southern state of mind: Georgia offers a warm greeting and cultural treasures
  by Patricia Jacobs
• First-time investor: where should you put your money straight out of college?
  by Erin Straker
• Resource line
• Goal: financial freedom
  by Sandra Pearsall
• Bartech and Nucon win staffing deals
  by Erin Straker
• Head of the class: multitasking made easy
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Land System
• A cure for health concerns: long-term care insurance provides valuable protection for your family's wealth
  by James A. Anderson
• To haggle or not to haggle? Tips on negotiating at the car dealership
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• Credit use strangles wealth: African American debt is increasing taster than income
  by Aissatou Sidime
• He's back
• Not for women only
  by Royce Duplessis
• CSFB repositions top exec
  by K. Terrell Reed
• It's alive! New software you play Dr. Frankenstein
  by Schuyler K. Esprit
• Not really ready for his close-up
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Network marketing or pyramid scheme? Often considered a road to riches, direct selling can lead to financial disaster without the proper research. Consider these tips before you sign up
  by Wendy Harris
• Back in the day: living in the past could stunt your future
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• For the shirt savvy: Angie Ridgeway demonstrates a perfect fit
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Hiring the right people to rep your products: here are some tips on finding the best salesperson or distributor for your business
  by Robert Janis
• We must vote because …
  by Earl G. Graves, Jr.
• Golf myth?
  by Mark Van Patten
• Invest for college in college?
  by Matthew S. Scott
• Let it burn
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Convention calendar
• A driving attraction: if you truly love cars, then these are the events you don't want to miss
  by Sean Drakes
• Bad car deal
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Tech stock knockout: Anthony Johnson's technology-focused selections need an upgrade
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• Soul satisfaction
  by Margaret D. Finley
• Powerhouse tech companies merge
  by Cliff Hocker
• Hands-on experience: tech exec rolls up his sleeves to tackle homeland security
  by Bridget McCrea
• One final note: why your last impression is as important as your first
  by Erin Straker
• The black vote where should it go?
  by David C. Ruffin
• Life after death: despite losing her son, Clementina Chery built a foundation of love and hope
  by Tamara Holmes
• Make it Milwaukee: Mark Thomas offers more than a good brew
  by Maureen Jenkins
• Raising the roof: Cincinnati realtor undaunted by race riots
  by Glenn Townes
• Web highlights
• Criminal minded
  by Gregory S. Bell
• Home improvement: black homeownership is up, but at what cost?
  by Malik Singleton
• Suspended animation: new technology lets you take your PC anywhere—virtually
  by Rebecca Rohan
• Federated Department Stores Inc
• Saving for a brighter day: with less discretionary income, many Americans are wondering how to set aside cash for emergencies. Here are a few tips on how to squeeze the most value out of the money you make
  by Candace Bahr
• On defense: driving classes could lower your insurance rates
  by Stephanie Young
• Election 2004
• More time for the same crime?
  by Karen Saunders
• Learning from the past
  by Hannibal Tabu
• In a snap! Fuji offers new photo options
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Nationwide Strategic Investments
• Anatomy of a startup: how top technology exec Ken Coleman developed a novel software product and used his business network to launch a revolutionary enterprise in Silicon Valley
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Knocked down by life? It's time to get up again
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Books to treasure: Kerrie Cotton Williams celebrates a literary history
  by Sean Drakes
• Family ties: father and sons create flooring enterprise
  by Zakiyyah El-amin
• Franchise Finder: www.blackenterprise.com/franchisefinder
• The clinical exception
  by Vaughn P. O'Neal
• Atlanta Life to manage MetLife assets
  by Aisha Jefferson
• Keeping it together: Maryland family's home is a hub of tech activity
  by Rebecca Rohan
• Starcom The Americas
• Inn vogue: running a bed & breakfast is a tough business, but one that can succeed with the right plan
  by James A. Anderson
• New me
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Go tell it on the mountain
  by Lisa Downer
• Former mayor indicted for fraud: Bill Campbell charged with corruption during his mayoral term
  by Hamil R. Harris
• Going the extra mile: companies focus on the very reason they're in business—their customers
  by Bridget McCrea
• Making your vote count
• Solid choices
  by Nicole Hall
• Microloans face budgetary ax: SBA's micro lending program to lose federal funding in 2005
  by Tamara E Holmes
• A guardian of history: this archivist's job is steeped in black genealogy
  by Sean Drakes
• Connections for business: through his professional network, Hamet Watt strengthens his business and helps others along the way
  by Matthew S. Scott
• Minority suppliers: breakthrough thinking to succeed
  by April Klimley
• Ride out: Derek Reed pushes the limits on a Harley
  by Jermine Benton
• Delightful dividends: funds that focus on companies that share profits with shareholders are smart investments
  by James A. Anderson
• Get $25 when you invest: www.blackenterprises.com/bemoney
• Getting help for the blues
  by Heather Biggers
• Romar Group newest NASCAR licensee
  by Nicole M. Richardson
• Broadband deluxe: high-speed firms take the stress out of networking
  by Rebecca Rohan

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