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Articles in April, 1996 issue of Black Enterprise

• And still we rise: census report tracks dramatic increase in start-ups of black-owned businesses
  by Cliff Hocker
• From Cradle to College: A Parent's Guide to Financing Your Child's Life
  by Juliette Firley
• 1996 Ad
  by Jay Koblenz
• Fast foot service: Heel Quick! shoe repair puts its best financial foot forward
  by Debbie McGann
• Win, lose or draw
  by Juliette Fairley
• Not paid in full: Denny's mails out checks totaling $46 million to customers claiming discrimination
  by Eric L. Smith
• Send in the clones: Mac-compatibles compete for market share
  by June Smith Bryant
• The do's & don't's of writing a winning business plan
  by Carolyn N. Brown
• Bartering for business: business owners short on cash trade goods and services
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• How long can the party last? Expert brokers, analysts and asset managers share their take on the market and where they think you should invest in these unsettled times
  by Frank McCoy
• Invest in your dreams
  by Earl G. Graves
• Bringing Wall Street home: computers and the Internet have made securities trading from home easier than ever
  by Tariq K. Muhammad
• To tech or not to tech
  by Robert A. Bennett
• Setback for small business: but GAO report cites little reason to end SBA program
  by Joyce Jones
• Mortgage brokers and bankers: here's some things to consider before using one
  by Robin White Goode
• Celebrating a milestone: Prince George's Country, Md, has a strong black legacy in its 300-year history
  by Marcus Alexander
• More than meets the eye: CEG-Multimedia embarks on interactive television show via the Internet
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• How to secure your investment success: don't let the tax man dip too deeply into your investment earnings for last year or this one. Here's how to protect them
  by Donald J. Korn
• 1996 Ad
  by Paula M. White
• A tidal wave of surfers: the multitude of browsers has many Net surfers 'wiping out.'
  by Andrew Williams
• Building your retirement nest egg
  by Donna Hemans
• Place, not race, is wrong medicine: rush towards place-based economic solutions could do more harm than good
  by David H. Swinton
• Wanted: entrepreneurial skills, employers seek candidates who have run their own businesses
  by Terrence L. Johnson
• Business owners dip into capital: nation's top banks sponsor venture capital program for emerging entrepreneurs
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Building from scratch: Beverly Hannah Jones laid the blueprint for her own enterprise
  by Vanessa Wiliamsn