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"Banking on the man from Hope: small black-owned businesses are looking to the Clinton Administration to help open access to much-needed capital - B.E. Report on Small Business; includes related article on five industries with the greatest potential for growth: health care, communications, technology, environment and specialized services and; includes list of business service organizations". Black Enterprise. FindArticles.com. 06 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1365/is_n4_v24/ai_14651213/

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Articles in Nov, 1993 issue of Black Enterprise

• Bargains for the home - equipment for home offices
  by Julie Moline
• Five home-based businesses to run now - includes tips on starting a home-based business - B.E. Report on Small Business
  by Suzanne Riss
• Black Enterprise 1994 auto guide: best values
• Volunteer Slavery: My Authentic Negro Experience. - book reviews
  by Frank McCoy
• Racial politics and the high court - how U.S. Supreme Court decisions may affect cases involving redistricting and political power in African American communities
  by Frank McCoy
• Should black businesses be sold to whites? Sure - if the price is right. How else can black entrepreneurs raise the capital to finance expansions and acquisitions? - Cover Story
  by Alfred A. Edmond, Jr.
• Crunch time for Bert Collins: North Carolina Mutual's CEO is shrewd. But can he inspire the innovations needed to keep his insurance firm competitive?
  by Frank McCoy
• The First to Speak: A Woman of Color Inside the White House. - book reviews
  by Jean Lopresti
• Don't take no for an answer: winners project an air of enthusiasm, intelligence and self-confidence - business networking
  by Dawn M. Baskerville
• Wee Care Academy: the challenges and triumphs of launching Birmingham's first Afrocentric day-care centers - Alabama business started by Gaynell and Elias Hendricks in 1988 - B.E. Report on Small Business
  by Harold Jackson
• Conversations: Straight Talk with America's Sister President. - book reviews
  by Marjorie Whigham-Desir
• The economic cost of discrimination - impact on US gross domestic product
  by Andrew Brimmer
• Banking on the man from Hope: small black-owned businesses are looking to the Clinton Administration to help open access to much-needed capital - B.E. Report on Small Business; includes related article on five industries with the greatest potential for gr
• High-yield home improvements: looking to boost the market value of your home? The word is kitchens pay off; pools don't. Here's why
  by Margaret Sabo Wills
• Black Women in America: An Historical Encyclopedia. - book reviews
  by Tania Padgett
• Software that ups your cash flow: programs to help an entrepreneur forecast where a business may stand on any given day
  by Mark Henricks
• Making money making toys: how black inventors are bringing innovative ideas to the toy market - includes related articles on product invention rights, licensing brokers and information services - B.E. Report on Small Business
  by Caryne Brown
• The thrill of racing Formula Fords: ready to give the ultimate executive gift? Looking for a great stress buster? Learn how to cool out at 100 mph
  by Roger C. Tucker, III
• The lowdown on caffe latte: this trendy java drink is pouring across the country
  by Eunice Fried