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Articles in Sept, 1994 issue of Black Enterprise

• Barden selling Detroit cable franchise: new competition, regulations prompt sale - Barden Cablevision
  by Mark Lowery
• The Money Connection: Where and How to Apply for Business Loans and Venture Capital. - book reviews
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Working the room: relax; focus on topics of common interest; and don't stay with one group too long - in-person business networking and communication
  by Charlene Marmer Solomon
• National Minority Jr. Golf Scholarship Association - National Minorities Junior Golf Scholarship Association - Special Section: 1994 Black Enterprise/Pepsi-Cola Golf and Tennis Challenge
• Climbing Jacob's new ladder; former NUL president John Jacob's new job: to watch over the corporate image of Anheuser-Busch - National Urban League
  by Matthew S. Scott
• Plastic joins steel: deal between Superb and Regal merges two B.E. 100s auto suppliers - Superb Manufacturing Inc., Detroit, MI and Regal Plastics Co., Roseville, MI
  by Fonda Marie Lloyd
• Getting a fair deal: House bill calls for greater disclosure of lending to small and minority businesses
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Higher interest rates got you down; don't worry, there are still bargains if you know where to look - bank funds
  by Gracian Mack
• Teeing off: history of blacks in golf - Special Section: 1994 Black Enterprise/Pepsi-Cola Golf and Tennis Challenge
• 10 danger signs to look for when buying a franchise: no-risk guarantees, customers' complaints and tough termination terms are just a few things to watch out for - includes trade association resources - Cover Story
  by Joan Delaney
• Anti-crime bill bites down hard: some lawmakers fear blacks will be punished more severely
  by Frank McCoy
• The numbers game: software that analyzes your cash flow - Buyers Guide
  by Denise E. Womack
• The dean of "fast-food's Harvard": Hamburger University's Shirley Rogers has built a career training the crew at McDonald's
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• American Tennis Association: junior development program - Special Section: 1994 Black Enterprise/Pepsi-Cola Golf and Tennis Challenge
• 50 years and going strong - United Negro College Fund
  by Mark Lowery
• Franchise industry resources - B.E. Franchise 50 - Directory
• Pay now or later: investment in child care is down payment on country's future - proposals to make the economics of child care fairer
  by Cecilia A. Conrad
• Alternative financing: factoring your way out of a cash crunch - using a third-party financier for receivable payments
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Good tax planning begins at home - mortgages and home loan points
  by Patricia M. Carey
• Grand Slam: history of blacks in tennis - Special Section: 1994 Black Enterprise/Pepsi-Cola Golf and Tennis Challenge
• 25 years of blacks in franchising - 1969-1994 chronology of significant business developments - Cover Story
  by Cassandra Hayes
• The story continues; comic strip creator stays positive after explosion - apartment gas pipeline explosion destroys home and business of Roland Laird and Posro Komics
  by Dachell McSween
• The charity-go-round comes to Wall St.; the gift of giving may offer you a surprise return - tips on investments through charitable growth funds
  by Ayubu Azizi, K.
• Golf and Tennis Challenge: tournament in review - African American business executive tournaments - Special Section: 1994 Black Enterprise/Pepsi-Cola Golf and Tennis Challenge
• More than just window dressing: programs to increase black participation in the franchise industry are nothing new; time will tell if the newest initiatives are just for show - includes rankings of the top 50 black-owned franchises and how Black Enterpris
  by Carolyn M. Brown