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Articles in Feb, 1995 issue of Black Enterprise

• Denny's new deal ends 'blackout:' NDI agrees to buy up to 47 Denny's franchises
  by Mark Lowery
• South Africa: a trade haven? National Minority Business Council develops market-entry program for minorities
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• A trade association - just for you: MEXIM, the first step for minorities tackling international trade
  by Nadirah Z. Sabir
• Can They Do That? A Guide to Your Rights on the Job
  by Cassandra Hayes
• What a great job: these black professionals are pursuing unique careers in which the best perk is a passion for their work
  by Caroline V. Clarke
• The war on equal opportunity
  by Mark Lowery
• Miami's spice: a multicultural mecca. African Americans will enjoy visiting this stateside hot spot
  by Marjorie Whigham-Desir
• Fiscal dream or a slashing nightmare? How will the GOP takeover of Congress affect blacks?
  by Frank McCoy
• CBC strikes out: caucus members given low marks on pro-business votes
  by Frank McCoy
• Government trade loans: where to go to fund your import export business
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• Choosing the REIT stuff: here's how to find opportunity in a down market
  by Steve Bergsman
• Taking the right career risks: advancing your career means taking chances. Here's how to play your cards so that you come out a winner every time
  by Caroline V. Clarke
• Cashing in on the home shopping boom
  by Cassandra Hayes
• B.E. rates the nation's top management training programs
  by Iris Randall
• 1982 Ad
  by Alfred Edmond, Jr.
• Keeping hope alive in Los Angeles: John Bryant's Operation Hope is spurring investments in South Central
  by Erin Aubry
• Taking the plunge: free or low-fee resources can help ensure global success
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• Entertaining software: a black thing: three programs designed for and by African-Americans
  by Caress Penelton
• America's favorite pastime has a new face: Jimmie Lee Solomon heads baseball's minor league
  by Cassandra Hayes
• THe year of the Black author
• 8 great careers in the sports industry
  by Bobby Clay
• Brothers and Sisters
  by Sheryl Hillard Tucker
• Active transport: king of the road, deal makes AT the largest black-owned vehicle transport company
  by Fonda Marie Lloyd
• The GOP's war against poor women: welfare reform proposals are based on myths, not realities
  by Malveaux. Julianne
• Come to Jamaica, "mon": tapping into hot trade market
  by Nadirah Z. Sabir
• Surviving an IRS attack: haven't filed? Joint filer? Here's how to set the record straight
  by Cheryl R. Frank
• Building a career with a future
  by Caroline V. Clarke
• The Black Enterprise executive recruiter directory: a listing of the nation's black-owned executive recruitment firms
  by Tariq K. Muhammad
• Tapping into the telecommunications industry: one of the nation's hottest industries looks like a gold mine for small businesses seeking procurement opportunities
  by Matthew S. Scott
• Career challenges for recent college grads
• Qwest for television broadcasting gold: Quincy Jones forms station group with entertainment heavyweights
  by Mark Lowery
• Looking good: African Eye is on the lookout for ethnic wear
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• Managing traffic overseas: software for tracking international trade deals
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• Reap college rewards for life: university conferences offer networking and career opportunities for everyone
  by Cassandra Hayes
• Writing a new chapter in book publishing: African Americans are making money doing what others thought impossible; getting blacks to buy hardcover books. But do we have the clout?
  by Carolyn M Brown
• 25 years of affirmative action
  by Alfred Edmonds, Jr.
• Why Should White Guys Have All the Fun? How Reginald Lewis Created a Billion-Dollar Business Empire
  by Alfred Edmond, Jr.