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Articles in Jan, 1998 issue of Black Enterprise

• Getting into the loop: new Chicago firm tries to defy odds in the municipal bond market
  by Cliff Hocker
• A disturbing proposition
  by Eric L. Smith
• Look before you LAN: is a local area network right for your home or office?
  by Tarik K. Muhammad
• Partners for profit: from limited partnerships to corporations, forming a successful business alliance, takes time planning and research
  by Roz Ayres Williams
• Is WR Lazard out for the count? Marianne Spaggins' departure cast dark shadow on the firm's future
  by Kimberly Seals McDOnald
• Trial by employer: how to survive in the workplace after you've sued your company
  by Monique R. Brown
• Choosing the team: the management plan can help outline and define the duties of your key personnel
  by Wendy M. Beech
• Wanted high-tech help
  by Joyce Davis
• Read all about it: can Wall Streetwise newsletter actually beat the Street?
  by James A. Anderson
• 1998 travel companion
  by A.L. Withers
• Who needs a desktop PC? Powerful and versatile laptops can replace the average workstation
  by Tariq K. Muhammad
• Black on Black management: African American managers can either help or hinder one another. Here's how to help
  by Iris Randall
• Patient listed as critical: for investors in United American Healthcare, this HMO's vital signs are weak
  by Dwight Oestricher
• City of angels: while you're in town on business, find time to work on L.A.'s after-work life
  by Dari Giles
• Black farmers have beef with the USDA: loan denials spark legislation proposal to protect African American farmers
  by Kelly Smith
• Nothing but net
  by Mark W. Wright
• Those incredible shrinking files: compressing your files can save time and hard drive space
  by Tariq K. Muhammad
• Unlimited options: Black Enterprise launches a new division to serve the professional and personal needs of B.E. readers
  by Dorett Smith
• 5 promise keepers: follow up on that resolution to get your finances in order for '98
  by Carmen Brown
• Can bad credit = insurance problems? How insurance companies use your credit report
  by Ann Brown