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Jessica Jones "On their own: Bronx high school students open a bank branch". Black Enterprise. FindArticles.com. 10 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1365/is_7_38/ai_n24357377/

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• Growing grass roots online: have bloggers and social networks triggered a new protest movement?
  by Alwin A.D. Jones
• A little planning goes a long way
  by Christina Jackson James
• Blacks go broadband: high-speed Internet adoption grows among African Americans
  by Cliff Hocker
• HDTV to go
  by Robert S. Anthony
• Helga Greenfield
  by Erinn R. Johnson
• Bibliophile's delight: link to free books on the web
  by Shenelle Wallace
• Backtalk with Carlos Watson
  by Nicole Marie Richardson
• A precious resource: investing in the fate of fresh water
  by Charles Keenan
• The labor secretary: Alexis Herman
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Black Enterprise Podcast
• RS Information Systems signs buyout deal: CEO Rodney Hunt to sell B.E. Company of the Year
  by Alan Hughes
• Revitalizing real estate: couple sails through sea of housing woes
  by Ayana Dixon
• Technically speaking
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Negotiating muscle
  by Sonia Alleyne
• A mystical journey: Taos offers a serene mix of culture, history, and escapism
  by Pat Jacobs
• Your guide to love & money: Black Enterprise kicks off its series on marriage and money management.
  by Nicole Marie Richardson
• Let it shine: organization helps disadvantaged girls see their worth
  by George Alexander
• CEO tapped for Perrier, Poland springs: John J. Harris takes the helm of Nestle Waters
  by Brenda Porter
• College planning? More than money
  by Bruce K. Sneed
• Training the troops: battlefield simulations bring growth to UNITECH
  by Cliff Hocker
• Double duty
• Danielle Cherry
  by Erinn R. Johnson
• Debt negotiation tips: talk your way to financial freedom
  by Siobhan Leftwich
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• Power in the boardroom: our exclusive list of black corporate directors at America's 250 largest companies
  by Derek T. Dingle
• Five low-cost ways to reduce your heating Bill: keep your family—and your pockets—warm this winter
  by Chanel A. Lee
• Parsons' time: in an exclusive interview, Time Warner Chairman Richard D. Parsons discusses his business accomplishments, his new role, and diversity in corporate America
  by Derek T. Dingle
• Making positives out of negatives
  by Jamaal King
• Beyond earnings: Silas Myers says growth investing isn't all about chasing momentum
  by James A. Anderson
• Mobile snapshots
  by Sonya A. Donaldson
• Baron D. Thrower
  by Erinn R. Johnson
• An easy read: Elaine Meryl Brown offers authentic stores
  by Denise Campbell
• A late night run: after-hours pediatric practice fills void for affordable urgent care
  by Erinn R. Johnson
• The marketing maven: Joyce M. Roche
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Pioneers and trailblazer
• Love and honor
  by Jan Parker
• The right remedy: entrepreneur's success is a matter of life and death
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Location, location
  by Marcia Reed-Woodard
• Moving into the digital space: how new media create opportunities for minorities
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Packing chic
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Getting back on track: newlyweds LaToya and David Griffin find themselves back in credit card debt
  by Sheryl Nance Nash
• The number cruncher: Christopher Williams
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Bringing B.E. to your T.V
• ICV capital's new investment: adds promotional company to its portfolio
  by Tamara A. Holmes
• Breaking records: Harlem's DigiWaxx uses technology to redefine the music industry
  by Anthony Calypso
• Follow my lead
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Procurement benefits
  by Aisha Sylvester
• Tune in to B.E
• The new schools: the most innovative and progressive programs offer the keys to increasing your professional market value
  by Kinsley Kanu, Jr.
• Getting past the past
  by Tennille M. Robinson
• Race & gender: when it comes to discrimination cases, are black women left to fend for themselves?
  by Anne Chapman
• Penny-wise or pound-foolish?
  by Simba Nkosi
• Are you ready to do it yourself? Discipline and self-study can help you profit from online trading
  by Steve Garmhausen
• Make relationships count: CRM software that works
  by Fiona Haley
• Lori Anne Douglass, Esq
  by Erinn R. Johnson
• Giving credit the cold shoulder
  by Sheiresa McRae
• In times of need
  by Trevor Delaney
• The power broker: Vernon E. Jordan Jr
  by Derek T. Dingle
• Why board service matters
  by Earl G. Graves, Sr.
• Black on black business: Moorehead buys Hank Aaron's Toyota Dealership
  by Brenda Porter
• The business of beauty
  by Tennelle M. Robinson
• Go team? Why building a cohesive organization is a necessary exercise
  by Angeli Rasbury
• Destination Africa: a look at how tourism could change the face and economics of Africa
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Women of power summit
• We do: copreneurs simultaneously build happy marriages and thriving enterprises.
  by Krissah Williams
• He said, she said: stay clear of gossip in the workplace with a mature attitude
  by Akoto Ofori-Atta
• Entrepreneurs Conference
• Preaching to the choir
  by Lee Ross
• Taking flight: aerospace helped Alfred Jackson's portfolio take off
  by Steve Garmhausen
• Staying on top: a seasoned professional offers strategies for sharpening your game—on and off the job
  by Faith Chukwudi
• Stephen Harris
  by Erinn R. Johnson
• Roll up and go
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Laying the groundwork: in developing personnel, the work takes place beforehand
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• The activist: John W. Rogers Jr
  by Derek T. Dingle
• Credibility accountability
  by Kirk Robinson
• On their own: Bronx high school students open a bank branch
  by Jessica Jones
• Staying engaged
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Convention calendar
• A loftier stay
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Together we stand: the National Black Theatre Festival is a driving force behind growing black theater companies
  by Sana Butler

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