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Articles in Dec, 2005 issue of Black Enterprise

• Illinois Tool Works Inc
  by Tykisha N. Lundy
• Now playing: celebrities hope to give black films a fighting chance
  by Ann Brown
• The best investment
  by Liz Turner
• Year-end investment strategies: the end of the year could be the beginning of great portfolio returns
  by Donald Jay Korn
• Damage control: disaster recovery company puts hurricane victims back in business
  by Michelle K. Massie
• Building a good rep: doing so could make or break your future
  by Scott Westcott
• State farm signs on as host
  by Alysha N. Cryer
• The NBA dress code: setting high standards
  by Earl G. Graves, Jr.
• The 5 Keys to Value Investing: learn to evaluate companies and build a stock portfolio
  by Matthew S. Scott
• Take the work home: get your boss to see the benefits of working from outside of the office
  by Marcia A. Reed-Woodard
• What it takes to be a successful intrapreneur: three corporate dynamos run with a big idea and bring in megaprofits for their companies
  by Nicole Marie Richardson
• It's in the mail: websites show how to get free products delivered to your doorstep
  by Leslie E. Royal
• FEMA chided for playing favorites: minorities in line for Katrina reconstruction contracts may finally get a shot
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• From theory to practice
  by Shawn E. Carr, Sr.
• Cd, Ira, Or 401?
  by Matthew S. Scott
• High performance delivered for government
• Stepping out: June Ambrose rings in holiday style
  by Sonia Allyene
• Shall we dance: Nathan Daniels' grand ballroom sweep
  by Sean Drakes
• Sears Holdings Corp
  by Marcia A. Wade
• Herman J. Russell: master builder: this entrepreneur built a construction empire brick by brick while reshaping the Atlanta skyline
  by Alan Hughes
• Russ Parr Morning Show
  by Tykisha N. Lundy
• Conscience calls
  by Antoine L. Medley
• In the money
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Overreaching for the roof: home buyers are stretching the purse to live American dream
  by Cliff Hocker
• High-performance R&D, delivered
• The spirit of giving: holiday buyers' guide: gifts for the very people in your life
• The measure of success
  by D'Juan A. Clay
• The new Roth 401: save now and enjoy tax-free withdrawals in retirement
  by Rene Brinkley
• Money magazine
  by Tykisha N. Lundy
• Building a better future: expert advice helped our 2004 financial fitness contest winners create the right foundation to reach their goals
  by Sheryl Nance-Nash
• Don't be a fuel: ways to save on gas
  by Tennille M. Robinson
• Why our list is hot
• Food Network
  by Tykisha N. Lundy
• Actively committed to B.E
  by Lori Brown
• Hotlist 05: they're bold, innovative, powerful—and all under 40
• Restoring credit
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Spiritual business
  by Charles W. Goodwyn
• First to the starting line: educated blacks and Hispanics more likely to start businesses, but money woes squash dreams
  by Cliff Hocker
• Corrections
• Property passion: one fireman's endeavor into real estate is providing affordable housing for his community
  by Robyn Foster
• Inspirational notes: prescriptions to make you feel good again
• Backtalk with Walter Mosley
  by Kenneth Meeks
• Slow growth is a winner: Alfred Jackson's patient approach delivered positive returns
  by Philana Patterson
• National Black Programming Consortium
  by Tykisha N. Lundy
• Lowery recommends the following to ensure you're making a positive impression with your business card
  by Marcia Layton Turner
• Funny business: the man behind the largest urban comedy festival
  by Sean Drakes
• Shopsmart: simplify your life: holiday buyers guide: fun, practical gifts for the kid in all of us
  by Tennille . Robinson
• Convention calendar
• Should every vote count? Nearly 1.4 million black men have no political voice
  by Reniqua Allen
• Are co-ops the way? Experts say cooperatives enable black communities to build wealth
  by Shannon Gibney
• No vacancies
  by James C. Johnson
• First impressions: your business card speaks volumes
• Wandering in the dark
  by Judith
• Motivated and inspired
  by Sabrina Robinson
• When guarding your investment is key: Nita Swinton turned to a principal-protected annuity to guard against market losses
  by Sakina P. Spruell
• Foreman going for another round
  by Robyn D. Clarke
• Tech the halls: these must-have gadgets should be on every holiday gift list
  by Erinn R. Johnson
• Speaking out on diversity