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Articles in Nov, 1995 issue of Black Enterprise

• Parks Sausage is sold: Michu Corp. reportedly pays $10 million for historic company
  by Joyce Jones
• Under fire: first 8 set asides, now small business investment companies are being attacked
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• Race to set the standard: IBM's Lotus purchase is first volley in groupware war
  by Howard Bryandt
• So you're having a baby: what financial steps should you take now?
  by Juliette Fairley
• 4 challenges to growing your business
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• The L.A. reality: whether it's public projects or employment, African Americans have been excluded in California's largest city
  by Erin J. Aubry
• Third-party blues: do African Americans need an independent party?
  by Michael Fisby
• In the niche: carrying Negro League gear is a marketing home run for House of Nubian
  by Otis Robinson
• The business of bulletin board systems: a BBS can enhance your current business
  by Merlisa Lawrence Corbett
• A $100 million manager for $1,000: Ariel and Lincoln Capital set up fund for individuals and institutions
  by Frank McCoy
• Emerging entrepreneurs
  by Christina Watts
• On the front lines: while policy makers debate affirmative action, many black business owners fear the real-life cost of eliminating such programs
  by Susan Spencer
• The ballot & the dollar
  by Earl G. Graves
• Education, education, education … it can lead to more opportunities, but it is not a panacea
  by Edward Irons
• An overseas marketplace guide: how to identify resources and contacts before setting up shop abroad
  by Kathryn D. Leary
• More than just the fax: multifunction PC peripherals have arrived
  by Fond Marie Lloyd
• The state of Black business
  by Matthew S. Scott
• The Golden State war: Californians have pushed their divisive affirmative-action debate onto the national agenda
  by Mark Lowery
• Avoiding dealer discrimination: be a smart consumer - don't get taken for a ride
  by Jay Koblenz
• Filling a void: Maude Hurd's work on behalf of the poor is getting national attention
  by Joyce Jones
• How to Think Like an Entrepreneur
  by Ann Brown
• The books on bulletin boards: there are volumes of information for pros and novices
  by Merlisa Lawrence Corbett
• Exit interviews: what you say on your way out is as important as what you said going in
  by Nadirah Z. Sabir
• Deeds over dollars: the corporate roller coaster has left many professionals in its wake. One route out of the chaos: the nonprofit sector
  by Cassandra Hayes
• Choosing sides
  by Willie Brown
• The thrill of winning
• Rushing to Judgement: Bobby Rush has traded his activist past for a seat in Congress
  by Frank McCoy
• The bottom line on budgets: a well-planned budget can boost your income
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Creating your own BBS: the nuts and bolts to setting up online
  by Merlisa Lawrence Corbett
• Creating customers by making friends: Coors' Ivan Burwell brews a strategy for marketing success
  by Shari Caudron
• Paying less tax on mutual fund profits
  by Scott D. Greenbaum
• 1996 Black Enterprise Auto Guide
  by Jay Koblenz