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Articles in Jan, 1994 issue of Black Enterprise

• Getting organized by PC: personal software to keep you on time and on budget - desktop accessory software, personal management information software and file management software and contact-management software - Evaluation
  by Sadia Graham
• How not to irk the IRS: avoiding these six red flags can keep you off the audit hit list - includes interview with IRS Commissioner Margaret Milner
  by Patrica Carey
• Can the black caucus be bipartisan? Republican Gary Franks is still a member of the CBC, but the relationship is tense
  by Frank McCoy
• Starting fresh in 94: what you need to know before making any career, financial and business moves this year - Cover Story
• Daily Motivations for African-American Success. - book reviews
  by Frank McCoy
• Workers use a buyout to buy in: $6.5-million LBO turns an IBM plant into an employee-owned company - Advanced Technological Solutions, Brooklyn, New York; computer refurbishing business
  by Dawnyielle L. Peeples
• Hunting profits 'round the globe: go on. Join the crowd of investors whose portfolios have wings
  by Shelly Branch
• How to secure a line of credit for your business
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Bowles promises a new SBA: Clinton's man on small business pledges change at the NMSDC confab in Orlando - Erskine B. Bowles; United States Small Business Administration; National Minority Supplier Development Council; Orlando, Florida, October 17-20, 199
  by Alfred Edmond, Jr.
• Rethinking the cost of discrimination: economists discuss how racial issues impact the corporate line - 1994 Economic Outlook - Cover Story
  by Frank McCoy
• Political terms of empowerment: as new African-American mayors take office, black New Yorkers work to fill a power void - impact of Mayor David Dinkins' November 1993 defeat
  by Candace Lyle Hogan
• Networking your way into retirement: retirees can network their way into activities and affiliations
  by Dawn M. Baskerville
• Politics in Black and White: Race and Power in Los Angeles. - book reviews
  by Michelle Stein-Evers