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Articles in May, 1996 issue of Black Enterprise

• Playing the power game: in the arena of politics, lobbyists are the ultimate insiders
  by Joyce Jones
• In strictest confidence: keeping a lock on company secrets when an employee bolts
  by Tonia L. Shakespeare
• File transfer for business: sending files over the Internet the right way is crucial
  by Merlisa Lawrence Corbett
• Traveling rocky roads: entrepreneurs who left to live and work in South Africa report a few bumps along the path to success
  by Eric L. Smith
• Caught red-handed? Civil rights group charges Wal-Mart with retail redlining
  by Eric L. Smith
• Design your personal escape route
  by R. Theodore Benna
• Fine dining, Caribbean style: memorable meals can enhance your vacation pleasures
  by Ann Brown
• Keeping pace with technology: these African Americans keep up in step with emerging technologies
  by Tariq K. Muhammad
• The intrigue of international assignments: if you're prepared, career advancement, leadership opportunity and a diversified experience can be yours
  by Cassandra Hayes
• Franchising: the future is now; global entrepreneurship opportunities fro African Americans
• Fund manager produces sterling results: Prudential American Equity Fund showed gains of 47%
  by Juliette Fairley
• Crossing cultures: Jamaica's arts, heritage and history transform the traditional Caribbean vacation
  by Marjorie Whigham-Desir
• Last word on the flat tax: why most African Americans would lose big if the flat tax became a reality
  by Thomas D. Boston
• New video ventures: Henry McGee's paving the way for HBO's next multimedia step
  by TOnia Shakespeare
• … And access for all? Underserved communities go online
  by Tariq K. Muhammad
• Diversify your portfolio by investing internationally: if you want to expose your money to a high-growth market, foreign funds are your best bet
  by Julette Fairley
• A world of opportunity
  by Earl G. Graves
• Price Waterhouse Personal Financial Adviser
  by Kimberly Seals McDonald
• Caribbean jazzin': a roundup of popular island music and cultural festivals
  by Darl Giles
• Creating a little synergy: Black alliance creates venture capital fund for minorities in telecommunications
  by Joyce Jones
• Forging new frontiers: never ones to shy away from new ventures, B.E. 100s companies are making their mark - and market - internationally
  by Marjorie Whigham-Desir
• Fortune 500s seek multimedia training: Michael Jackson Software is vying to become the king of CD-ROM
  by Tania Padgett
• Tapping into emerging markets
  by Frank McCoy