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Nicole Lewis "Buy and hold is back: Eric McKissack of Channing Capital Management waits for good companies to recover from bad times". Black Enterprise. FindArticles.com. 05 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1365/is_8_35/ai_n15340815/

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Articles in March, 2005 issue of Black Enterprise

• Resource line
• Prime Access Inc
• Back talk with George Foreman
  by Kenneth Meeks
• PC revival
  by James Johnson
• In the bag
• Over the limit
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Green light, yellow light
  by Donald Jay Korn
• The 50 most powerful African Americans in sports: think you know who the real players are? Forget those who earn millions on the field. Here's our all-star list of entrepreneurs and executives who drive the sports industry
  by Alan Hughes
• Getting large: big company stocks could be ready to roll
  by James A. Anderson
• Buy and hold is back: Eric McKissack of Channing Capital Management waits for good companies to recover from bad times
  by Nicole Lewis
• New venture
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Mixing business with pleasure: this Microsoft executive is spearheading Windows media and entertainment initiatives
  by Karen Jones
• Market watch
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Bold moves
• Your two cents: the essence buyout
• Assurant
• Black Enterprise Unlimited
• Now hear this: want to become a better communicator? Shut up and develop your listening skills
  by Siobhan Leftwich
• Make me a match: SBA program brings big buyers face-to face with small vendors
  by Robert Janis
• When an emergency strikes, will 911 be there to help?
  by Angela P. Moore-Thorpe
• Growing pains: we'll show you how to deal with a sudden expansion or an unforeseen slowdown in your business
  by Donald Jay Korn
• "N" as in not funny
  by Robin Johnston
• Shirt savvy
• Why you need a mentor: mentors are the most important resource for success on the job. Finding them can be a task: positioning yourself to be selected as a mentee is another. Here's how to accomplish both
  by Maureen Jenkins
• Franklin Raines steps down from Fannie Mae: was the former CEO right to shoulder the blame for accounting irregularities?
  by Joyce Jones
• Essence of the deal: what does Time Inc.'s takeover mean for the popular black women's magazine?
  by Derek T. Dingle
• Web tools
• PBS&J's National Transit Services Division
• Fee for all: avoid airline surcharges before you take off
  by Stephanie Young
• Diversity? Yes, but …
  by Irene Phillips
• Master of the game: Chess whiz Maurice Ashley
  by Sean Drakes
• A sound rebound: long-awaited economic growth helped Barbara Bowles' stock selections prosper
  by Sakina P. Spruell
• Progress through properties: after being laid off, Stephan Jackson enhanced his family's wealth by investing in real estate
  by Patrice D. Johnson
• Aiming for financial readiness: Maj. Frank Davis needs improved fiscal maneuvers to secure his family's future
  by Sheryl Nance-Nash
• Georgia Power
• Networking with the best: gear up for this year's Entrepreneurs Conference
  by Lisa Downer
• No biz like show biz
  by Rhonda Washington
• United States Distance Learning Association
• Putting together the Top 50 blacks in sports
  by Alan Hughes
• Great getaways: a retreat guide
  by Patricia Jacobs
• Is being the best good enough? Surviving the double standard in your organization
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Thanks for the 'Drama'
  by Erica Smith
• Convention calendar
• Upgrading mobile technology: a smart investment for more efficient and faster business operations
  by Ramon Ray
• Financial enpowerment series
  by Lisa Downer
• Diversity leader
  by Sonia Alleyne