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Articles in Dec, 2008 issue of Black Enterprise

• The next big thing
• Cut costs, not fun
• Green holiday cheers
• Let our economic recovery begin with us
  by Earl G. Graves, Jr.
• Keeping the pace
• I see me in B.E
  by Brook Stephenson
• B.E. for the generations
  by Jamar Hocker
• Two-sided opportunity
  by Michael J. Wright
• Correction
• College prep
  by Ron Lockridge
• Less local radio, less community voice
  by Willie Williams
• Swimming is good for business
  by Kim Terrell
• The spoils of deregulation: federal agencies accused of awarding contracts intended for small firms to large corporations
  by Brittany Hutson
• A new champion for black business: Paul T. Williams works to expand minority opportunities in public financing and construction
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Crisis in black America: HIV/AIDS cases in the U.S. rivals those in Africa
  by Mashaun D. Simon
• What to buy in '09: even in hard times, these areas are poised to perform
  by Donald Jay Korn
• Safeguarding your retirement: when is it prudent to use your retirement funds to fend off debt?
  by Marc Hopkins
• How safe are bank funds?
  by W.D. Smith
• A sound setup: heeding the signs of a slumping economy pays off for audio-video firm
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• It all ads up: search engines offer an inexpensive Internet marketing tool
  by Anthony Calypso
• Preparing for business: the right education and experience can play a key role in a startup's success
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Child's play
  by Tennille M. Robinson
• A perfect storm: Evan Forde helps make sense of climate change
  by Anthony Calypso
• Hold the phone: VoIP telephony helps entrepreneurs reap the rewards of SOHO work
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Child's play
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Success beyond the borders: international manager relies on talent and performance to build a strong team
  by Jeff Fortson
• Know what to ask: finding the right strategy hinges on posing the right questions
  by Kingsley Kanu, Jr.
• Less time on the job but greater productivity: why the four-day workweek offers double benefits
  by Gia Parker
• Your creative start
  by T. Lindsay
• Kevin L. Clayton
• Clyde Rucker
• Traci Otey Blunt
• Patrick Carey
• Anne Sempowski Ward
  by Annya M. Lott
• Convention: Calendar
• What does diversity mean for employees? Some companies have a clear definition and others don't
  by Renita Burns
• Channeling better images: how James Makawa is trying to change the face of Africa
  by George Alexander
• The Siemens Foundation recruits math and science teachers
  by Gia Parker
• Moving toward financial freedom: are B.E.'s 2007 financial fitness contest winners closer to a secure financial future?
  by Sheryl Nace Nash
• Whatever Lola wants
  by Kelly E. Carter
• The next big thing
  by Chana Garcia
• Small business
• Volunteerism
• Investing
  by Stacy Gilliam
• Small business
• Lifestyle
• Health
  by Stacy Gilliam
• Technology
• Shopping
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Careers
• Investing
• Small business
• Careers
  by Steve Garmhausen
• What you should know before filing for bankruptcy: proceed with caution. We'll give you the tools you need so that you can make an informed decision
  by Ilana Polyak
• Most intriguing people in business 2008: a dynamic group of professionals and entrepreneurs who play hard in a tough economy—and continue to win
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Tying it all together: teens learn the correlation between outer and inner greatness
  by Ayana Dixon
• Cancel complacency: urgency is vital for change
  by Marcia Reed-Woodard
• Her brother's keeper
  by Tennille M. Robinson
• Holiday travel tip sheet: get away without spending a fortune
  by Angela P. Moore-Thorpe
• What to do if your credit line is reduced: knowing how to respond can keep your hard-earned credit score intact
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Keep your home: despite the economy, you can become, and remain, a homeowner
  by Kimberly J. Hamilton-Wright
• Credit card reform
  by Sheiresa McRae
• Smile right: What to look for in a cosmetic dentist
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Kind of Blue: 50th Anniversary Collector's Edition
• The economy may be rough, but there's always a reason to celebrate
• eGo Leather Portable Hard Drive
• Motorola's Motozine ZN5
• Glenlivet XXV special selection
• Johnnie Walker Blue Label
• Destiny, a clean, classically styled Versache, timepeace for women features a numberless dial accented with 68 diamonds and an alligator-textured leather band
• TechnoLuxury
• iWave Cube
• Navigon 2120 max portable GPS
• Women of Power Summit
• Entrepreneurs conference
• BlackEnterprise.com
• Backtalk: Wendell Pierce on rebuilding New Orleans
  by George Alexander
• Freeagent for Mac
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Help from beyond: remote IT support is a smart choice for entrepreneurs
  by Fiona Haley