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Eric L. Smith "United they stand: church-based business corporation 'reveals' new way to bring black dollars together". Black Enterprise. FindArticles.com. 15 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1365/is_n11_v26/ai_18319753/

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Articles in June, 1996 issue of Black Enterprise

• Partnering for profit: strategic alliances and joint ventures are advancing revenue growth of small enterprises
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Investing online: here are a few Internet addresses
  by David L. Brown
• Houston's big wheel: B.E. 100s Auto Dealer of the Year
  by Lloyd Gite
• How the Census Bureau devalues Black businesses
  by Margaret C. Simms
• Has beer gone upscale? Yes. More Americans, including African Americans, are drinking import and specialty beers
  by Eunice Fried
• Unequal justice for all: EEOC director fighting a rising tide
  by Joyce Jones
• AT&T enters the Internet skirmish: increased competition could mean an all-out Internet service price war
  by Tariq K. Muhammad
• Not business as usual: B.E. 100s Overview
  by Derek T. Dingle
• Preparing for a muni-less future
  by Sharon King
• Marketing by mail
  by Robert W. Bly
• The Republican way: Watts legislation aimed at community renewal
  by Joyce Jones
• The rewards of refinancing: take advantage of falling interest rates
  by Donald Jay Korn
• From here to infinity: Karl Kani
  by Tariq K. Muhammad
• Delivering high performance
  by Caroline V. Clarke
• Oakland's renaissance: Black life on the bay is enjoying a rebirth, from business to sports
  by Ann Brown
• Giving a hero his due
  by Earl G. Graves
• How the Net can boost your bottom line: Web sites packed with resources and information to help your business
  by Ron Evans
• The best commerce secretary ever
  by Joyce JOnes
• A new lease on banking
  by Juliette Fairley
• Getting ready for retirement
  by Juliette Fairley
• Happy Juneteenth Day: African American 'holiday' may finally receive some national recognition
  by Paula M. White
• Toward a cashless society: smart cards offer an alternative to paper money
  by Tariq K. Muhammad
• Minority vending: minority suppliers try new creative strategies to deal with reengineering and the political backlash
  by April Klimley
• Finding an upside to downsizing: former DEC executives turned out a profitable business by selling excess corporate assets
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Be wise with your windfall: don't blow your tax refund - put it to good use
  by Marlon Millner
• The freshman class of '96: these additions to the B.E. 100s add to the diversity which characterizes the largest black-owned firms
  by Derek T. Dingle
• North Carolina's recipe for growth: regional profile
  by Bridgette A. Lacy
• Health food stores flex their muscles: the demand for dietary supplements and vitamins is stronger than ever
  by Joan Delaney
• Inside Corporate America: A Guide for African Americans
  by April Robbins
• Entering the world of multi-media technology
  by Gretchen Cook
• United they stand: church-based business corporation 'reveals' new way to bring black dollars together
  by Eric L. Smith
• Have you talked to your PC? Voice-recognition software for business
  by Mildred Nunoo
• Is Black business paving the way?
  by Eric L. Smith
• Expanding your horizons
  by Keisha Anderson
• Working capital woes: planning ahead ensures that money is always in the till
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Working around the clock: to balance your moonlighting, be prepared to juggle
  by Tonia L. Shakespeare
• Must Black banks merge or be purged?
  by Matthew Scott
• The master of trades: Business Profile
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Online Marketing Handbook
  by Carolyn M/ Brown
• The making of a corporate executive: Charles Chaplin gets a 'piece of the rock' as treasurer at Prudential
  by Cassandra Hayes
• Telecommuting: the new workplace trend
  by Merlisa Lawrence Corbett