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Articles in August, 1996 issue of Black Enterprise

• Repelling the siege
  by Earl G. Graves
• Prospecting for profits: gold funds soared 22.7% in first quarter, topping other sectors
  by Juliette Fairley
• Filling the teaching void in business schools: from the boardroom to the classroom - where are the African American PH.D.s to train the next generation of Black business leaders?
  by Vanessa Williams
• Acquisitional growth: many fast-growing firms are buying up the competition
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Sister CEOs speak out
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• What the doctor ordered
  by Tariq K. Muhammad
• How to research stocks like a pro
  by Juliette Fairley
• Second time around: Second Byte scores big by refurbishing and servicing old computers
  by Raoul Dennis
• They've got the power: women entrepreneurs are a powerful economic force, having grown nearly 8 million strong in numbers
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Second-hand technology? Buying a used computer could make sense - and save dollars
  by Ron Evans
• Black women entrepreneurs on the rise: these women have carved out niches for themselves in their respective fields, while creating new million dollar enterprises
  by Lloyd Gite
• Raines tapped to rein in the federal debt: top economic advisor mans the budget battle front lines
  by Joyce Jones
• Tax-free investing: whether fixed or variable, annuities may be just the thing for your portfolio
  by Robin White Goode
• Washington for all ages: the nation's capital can be a fun, learning vacation for the whole family
  by Marjorie Whigham-Desir
• Out of Africa: Tunde Dada makes good selling African culture, from books to clothing
  by Sonya Kimble-Ellis
• Free Money When You're Unemployed
  by Athina A. Holmes
• The plan for LANS: can a local area network help your business?
  by Tariq K Mohammad
• A business guide for Black women: looking to start your own business? Here is a must-have list of people to contact for money, technical assistance and sisterly advice
  by Tonia L. Shakespeare
• Wrangling for the chair: Rangel set to head influential Ways and Means Committee
  by Joyce Jones
• Expensing your vacation: take full advantage of your summer sojourn
  by Donald Jay Korn
• Traveling online: traveling is going high-tech, but should you give your agent the boot? Maybe not yet
  by John Cade
• A personal touch to marketing abroad: August Bishop benefits from network of contacts and not-so conventional research
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Hitting a hole in one: you can score more than points on the courts and fairways
  by Donnette Dunbar