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Articles in Nov, 2005 issue of Black Enterprise

• The Boston Consulting Group
  by Tykisha Lundy
• Rebuilding after Katrina
• Go where the money is: funds that focus on the financial services industry offer outstanding long-term performance
  by Donald Jay Korn
• What am I worth? How to increase your value to your company
  by Tennille M. Robinson
• Want to be an event planner? There are growing career opportunities in the meeting and event industry. Here's how to get in the door
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• Should I close credit accounts?
  by Matthew Scott
• Fallen soldier
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Caviar dreams: David Mills offers a culinary delight of the finest quality
  by Tennille M. Robinson
• Extend the warranty or cut your losses? Here's how to tell if the precaution is necessary
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina
• Black adoptions on the rise: increasing number of African American children finding homes
  by Kasi K. Addison
• Listen and judge: Fluid Audio Networks brings American Idol to Internet
  by Bridget McCrea
• From football to financial plan: with his pro career cut short, Forey Duckett has structured a serious plan for investing in his family's future
  by Carmen Brown
• Kraft
• Rewarding rebates: save time and money with online rebates
  by Stephanie Young
• The most distinctive outdoor experience in Arizona requires a five-hour drive north of Phoenix to the natural wonder and breathtaking views of the Grand Canyon
• Get $25 when you invest
• Proof positive
  by Darian Hall
• Web highlights
• Big profits in small packages: Henry Jackson of Banneker Capital Management sees the value of undervalued stocks
  by Dwight Oestricher
• Pick your startup tools: find the right software for your new business
  by Sonya Donaldson
• Virtually yours: the growing virtual assistant industry presents opportunities for aspiring entrepreneurs and small business owners alike
  by Bridget McCrea
• Katrina: let outrage lead to commitment
  by Earl G. Graves, Sr.
• Enjoy the silence: it has its place in effective communication
  by Robyn D. Clarke
• Brown Sugar Thursdays and The Studio are theme nights at Marjele's Sports Grill tailored to R&B, hip-hop, spoken word, and contemporary jazz aficionados
• A reason for ranting: vent your problems to find solutions
  by Robyn D. Clarke
• Time Warner Inc
  by Tykisha Lundy
• The plan worked!
  by Jerry Davis
• Franchise finder
• Follow the corporate insiders: Ty Burroughs of Burroughs Financial Group relies on stock purchasing patterns of executives to determine company fortunes
  by Nicole Lewis
• Make your website pop: gurus explain how to distinguish your business online
  by Bridget McCrea
• Topping the charts: starting a record label is risky business. But with the right mix of music, marketing, and manpower you can hear the sweet sound of success
  by Wendy Harris
• Bistro 24 at The Ritz-Carlton is a networking hub for business execs with the sophisticated atmosphere that's synonymous with The Ritz
• BE's top clients in supplier diversity
• Ford Motor Co
  by Marc Hopkins
• Historic church in store for revival: site of 1963 bombing to become a national landmark
  by Sherrel Stewart
• Location, location, location
  by James C. Johnson
• Convention calendar
• The Home Depot
• Resource guide
• "If you are a traveling family, like my family, with a husband who is a diehard golfer and a 2-year-old who lives in water, the Pointe South Mountain Resort is heaven!" says de'Shay
• I beg to differ
  by James R. Love
• Resource line
• Build a relationship with your lender: forging a bond with your banker makes your mortgage search easier
  by Matthew S. Scott
• What's in your e-wallet? The smartcard is emerging as a major e-commerce tool
  by Fiona Haley
• Balancing act: Alexis James is adjusting to the financial realities of working in corporate America and running her father's private firm
  by Sakina P. Spruell
• Cargill
• To dine amid one of the most spectacular vistas in the Valley of the Sun, make a reservation at Elements at Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain
• From drab to fab: multicultural wallpaper borders and home accents decorate spaces for people of color
  by Michelle K. Massie
• Still has some catching up to do
  by Jesse Harvey
• DeVry Inc
  by Tykisha Lundy
• The Biltmore Fashion Park is where those who like fine fashion and jewelry
• Robert L. Johnson: the captain of capitalism: this business titan built the nation's top black network and sold it as a strategy for building even greater wealth
  by Matthew S. Scott
• Tougher test for bankruptcy: new law makes filing Chapter 7 more costly and complicated
  by Melissa S. Monroe
• Thinking about going back to school? Here's how to find a program that's perfect for your needs
  by Laura Egodigwe
• Save your home from foreclosure: if you're facing the nightmare of losing your home, these strategies can help
  by K.C. Camille
• Submit your nominations today!
  by Alysha N. Cryer
• Money order madness
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Time Inc.'s
  by Philana Patterson
• Outcry for redistricting reform picks up: civil rights groups fear redrawn districts will disenfranchise minorities
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Retail kiosk: here's how to start a specialty cart for under $10k
  by Marcia Layton Turner
• Americas
  by Tykisha Lundy
• Upcoming events
• Vacation research made easy
  by Leslie E. Royal
• From concept to customer: discover economical ways to get your product to market
  by Sakina P. Spruell
• Phoenix rises: Joanna de'Shay shines in the Valley of the Sun
  by Sean Drakes
• More help for home buyers
  by Phyllis Berry Myers
• Are race-specific drugs unethical? With BiDil on the market, experts weigh the moral implications
  by Ron Chepesiuk
• Have a talent for sales? Becoming a direct-selling consultant could be your ticket to financial independence
  by Eve Tahmincioglu
• It's a woman's world: Miriam Muley has the stats on the business of female persuasion
  by Tennille M. Robinson
• Rebuilding an empire: Quinton Primo bought and sold billions in real estate assets. Now he's making moves into New York City's high-stakes gold coast
  by Matthew S. Scott
• Less bang for your buck: how to stretch the dollar overseas
  by Siobhan Benet
• Back talk with Cathy Hughes
  by Kenneth Meeks
• Top dog: Mike Brown and the art of the canine pedigree
  by Sean Drakes
• Nationwide Financial Services Inc
  by Tykisha Lundy
• Report reveals best lenders for black business: findings lead to renewed calls for public analysis of SBA loans
  by Glenn Townes
• Harlem haven: Hue-Man Bookstore and Cafe is establishing itself as an important part of the community's revival
  by Bridget McCrea
• Information systems a go
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Blown away by Katrina: among the devastation were more than 60,000 black-owned businesses, including 19 B.E. 100s firms. Can these companies and the jobs they provided be restored?
  by Alan Hughes
• An attractive site
  by James C. Johnson

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