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Surviving the game: with battles for ad budgets more competitive than ever, African American agency CEOs rely on solid leadership to win. Harris, Wendy Jun 1, 2008 1585
Building new foundations: BE 100s CEOs tap new markets, diversify to grow the top line. Brown, Carolyn M.; Hughes, Alan Jun 1, 2008 2109
Bold leadership for the 21st century: innovation. Vision. Guts. Today's CEOs need these qualities to lead their companies to profitability--and growth. Hughes, Alan Jun 1, 2008 993
Convention calendar. Calendar Jun 1, 2008 62
Reel in the resources: government agencies provide training, funding to push business owners to the next level. Holmes, Tamara E. Jun 1, 2008 629
Recognizing true leadership. Graves, Earl G., Jr. Jun 1, 2008 1164
Convention calendar. Brief article Apr 1, 2008 48
Challenging times: experts urge business owners to take preemptive measures during economic uncertainty. Holmes, Tamara E. Apr 1, 2008 1042
South African connections: small business owners work toward forming strategic alliances. Sylvester, Aisha Mar 1, 2008 454
Convention calendar. Calendar Mar 1, 2008 45
FCC adopts new media ownership rules: opponents fear increased consolidation will decrease minority ownership. Jones, Joyce Mar 1, 2008 366
Stains still set after SBA scrub: removal of $4.6 billion in incorrectly coded contracts failed to weed out large businesses. Wade, Marcia A. Brief article Mar 1, 2008 252
They have issues: new black-owned investment bank nets $90 billion in managed issues. Wade, Marcia A. Brief article Mar 1, 2008 254
We do: copreneurs simultaneously build happy marriages and thriving enterprises. Williams, Krissah Feb 1, 2008 2796
Together we stand: the National Black Theatre Festival is a driving force behind growing black theater companies. Butler, Sana Feb 1, 2008 1143
75 most powerful blacks on wall street: whether they're in investment banking, sales and trading, asset management, or private equity, these power players move the financial markets. Brown, Carolyn M. Oct 1, 2006 9651
Building on a legacy of excellence. Graves, Earl G., Sr. Oct 1, 2006 581
B.E.'s 30 hottest franchises for 2006 is one in your future? Minority outreach programs and trendy businesses make these franchises the best opportunities for your money. Waldo, Pamela Gold Sep 1, 2006 2205
Contenders: these companies are battling with competitors to move up the ranks and, possibly, get a title shot. Hughes, Alan Jun 1, 2006 1577
Champions: some companies are knocking out the competition by gaining new clients and market share. Hughes, Alan Jun 1, 2006 1767
Black-owned firms generate $89 billion in revenue in U.S. Brief article May 1, 2006 506
A new vision: as agents and carriers recognize the underserved insurance needs of African-American and urban markets, competition for these groups is heating up. Green, Meg Feb 1, 2006 3163
Large and in charge: people who are making it and making a difference in the book industry. Hardnett, Carolyn Cover Story Jan 1, 2006 4476
An agenda for black America: from wealth to diversity, our editors offer an action plan. Scott, Matthew S. Aug 1, 2005 5554
Then & now: BE's coverage over the last four decades reveals how far we've come and how far we must go. Dingle, Derek T. Aug 1, 2005 2468
The world before Black Enterprise. Graves, Earl G., Sr. Aug 1, 2005 699
Forty acres, and a business district: plans for an African Town in Detroit fell apart over charges of racial division and immigrant-blaming. Samuel, Leah Jun 22, 2005 2573
Squeeze play: is America's offshoring movement hurting black businesses? Many are applying innovative strategies to buck the trend. Anderson, James A. Jun 1, 2005 2208
Winds of change: amid shifting dynamics, black ad agencies are adapting to stay alive. Harris, Wendy Jun 1, 2005 1849
Be 100s spotlight. Brief Article Jun 1, 2005 54
Supporting Urban Entrepreneurs: national partnership mobilizes resources to encourage minority business ownership. Hocker, Cliff Apr 1, 2005 493
African American-owned businesses are more likely to fail and less likely to expand than firms owned by whites and by other minorities. Brief Article Mar 4, 2005 129
Eight black physicians partnered to open an International House of Pancakes in Harlem this past July, and it is already ranked 14th in sales among the company's 1,167 franchises throughout 48 states and Canada. Olisemeka, Nkechi Brief Article Dec 1, 2004 76
Same markets, new marketplaces: in a tough economy, black women find business opportunities in new regions. Singleton, Malik Sep 1, 2004 346
Illinois Lottery selects RJ Dale as its new general market advertising agency. Singleton, Malik Brief Article Sep 1, 2004 78
MBC Network changes name to Black Family Channel. Harris, Hamil R. Brief Article Sep 1, 2004 102
A picture of black entrepreneurship? Graves, Earl G., Sr. Aug 1, 2004 613
Now that black is in, are black agencies out? The African American market surges, but black agencies battle mainstream shops for the opportunity to deliver their message. Hayes, Cassandra Jun 1, 2004 2405
Minority firm to seal $500 million deal. Holmes, Tamara E. Jun 1, 2004 371
Standing up to be counted. Graves, Earl G., Sr. Jun 1, 2004 907
A door closes: Baltimore's Sibanye welcomed black authors. Royster-Hemby, Christina Brief Article Mar 1, 2004 209
Franchises that fit: looking for a business opportunity that matches your passion and pocketbook? Try these hot and affordable franchises on for size. Harris, Wendy Sep 1, 2003 2865
The 2003 Teenpreneur Resource Guide. (ready, set, start). Directory Jun 1, 2003 1430
Word is bond: Davis, Jenkins, and Hunt made a pact to survive the 'hood and become doctors. (v.i.peeps). Johnson, Raelyn Brief Article Jun 1, 2003 261
Don't blow your summer: making the most of your job or internship is about more than just getting paid. (handle your business). Johnson, Raelyn Jun 1, 2003 594
The top teen CEOs: these 2003 Kidpreneur Award nominees are holdin' it down! (entrepreneurship). Huff, Feona Sharhran Jun 1, 2003 1071
Take the lead: don't miss Youth 2 Leaders, coming to a city near you. (you're the boss). Johnson, Raelyn Jun 1, 2003 890
A designer's heads up. (Hot Spot). Alleyne, Sonia Brief Article Jun 1, 2003 222
Sweet freedom: ex-convict Shakoor Watson overcame a heroin addiction to build a thriving bakery. (Guts & Glory). Clarke, Caroline V. Jun 1, 2003 1122
The resurgence of black business in America. (Special Advertising Section). Klimley, April W. Jun 1, 2003 6616
Family album: these intimate snapshots illustrate the ties that bind at some of the nation's largest black businesses. (B.E. 100s Photo Essay). Meeks, Kenneth Jun 1, 2003 1914
United colors of GlobalHue: Don Coleman has positioned his agency to make a play on markets of every stripe and color. (B.E. Advertising Agency Of The Year). Hughes, Alan Company Profile Jun 1, 2003 1826
Massacre on Madison Avenue: in the toughest year ever for advertising firms, African American agencies struggled to hold on to business and meet the bottom line. (B.E. Advertising Agencies Overview). Hayes, Cassandra Jun 1, 2003 2080
It's all in Yum! Brands, serving delicious food and exciting careers. Company Profile Jun 1, 2003 818
A tale of four freshmen: the worst of times brings out the best in these B.E. 100s newcomers. (B.E. 100s Freshman Class). Donaldson, Sonya A. Jun 1, 2003 2843
Operating in rough waters: B.E. Industrial/Service 100 companies seek to grow earnings by battening down the hatches. (B.E. Industrial/Service Overview). Simmons, Curtis Jun 1, 2003 3152
Reinvention through innovation: despite the sluggish economy, a number of B.E. 100s companies are winning the battle for market share and profits by retooling their enterprises. (B.E. 100s Overview). Dingle, Derek T. Jun 1, 2003 3163
B.E. 100s spotlight. (Web Features). Brief Article Jun 1, 2003 61
Playing to win: these ventures are growing through innovation and dedication. (Eight Annual Small Business Awards). Hughes, Alan May 1, 2003 2443
About this issue. Editorial May 1, 2003 645
Franchise solutions. (Web Tools). Directory Apr 1, 2003 82
Harlem song. (BIBR spotlight: Clara Villarosa's). Boykin, Keith Nov 1, 2002 1812
Writersandpoets.com. (People On The Move). Brief Article Nov 1, 2002 92
HUBZone-certified firms. (Washington Insider). Oct 4, 2002 78
Getting through the first year. (entrepreneurship). Kimble-Ellis, Sonya Oct 1, 2002 1203
Fashion's phat cats. (career spotlight). Smothers, Shani Oct 1, 2002 630
A family affair: now more than ever, family-owned businesses must craft solid succession plans to develop enterprises that grow and prosper. (Entrepreneurship). Alexander, George Oct 1, 2002 1985
Going digital for dollars: e-business demands a new wave of respect from today's brick-and-mortar entrepreneur. (Book Excerpt). Williams, Bernadette Excerpt Oct 1, 2002 2884
Wrestling with the bear: black fund managers are adjusting their strategies for the long haul. (B.E. Black Fund Watch). Halsey, Nicole Oct 1, 2002 958
Executive editor's view. Porter, Evette Brief Article Jul 1, 2002 533
BE Banks. (Small Firm Wins Big). Brown, Monique R. Brief Article Jul 1, 2002 134
Let's make us better. (Publisher's Page). Graves, Earl, G., Sr. Brief Article Jul 1, 2002 545
B.E. Private Equity. Brief Article Jun 1, 2002 286
B.E. Asset Managers. Brief Article Jun 1, 2002 493
B.E. Investment Banks. Brief Article Jun 1, 2002 406
B.E. Insurance Companies. Brief Article Jun 1, 2002 570
B.E. Banks. Brief Article Jun 1, 2002 695
Banking on diversification: from investment banks to insurers, B.E. financial services companies are discovering that they must diversify to achieve the competitive edge. (B.E. Financial Services Overview). McKinney, Jeffrey Industry Overview Jun 1, 2002 2458
B.E. advertising agencies. Brief Article Jun 1, 2002 409
Crossing the color line; African American advertising agencies fight to prevent mainstream firms from taking their most prized possession--the urban market. (B.E. Advertising Overview). Hayes, Cassandra Industry Overview Jun 1, 2002 1941
Going against the grain; newcomers to the B.E. 100s prove it's not where you start but where you end up that matters. (B.E. 100s Freshman Class). Donaldson, Sonya A. Jun 1, 2002 2449
Steering toward profits; one of this year's automotive growth leaders, Winston R. Pittman Sr., found the right formula for success: a mix of domestic and import models, a crackerjack sales team, and multigenerational management. (B.E. Auto Dealer Of The Year). McKinney, Jeffrey Company Profile Jun 1, 2002 1907
B.E. Auto Dealer 100. Illustration Jun 1, 2002 2039
The road to recovery: B.E. auto dealers cope with a sluggish economy by using incentives and other measures to drive traffic in their direction. (B.E. Auto Industry Overview). Gite, Lloyd Industry Overview Jun 1, 2002 1936
Phat profits: from entertainment to apparel, Rush Communications has become the leader in urban-focused products by moving to its own beat. (B.E. Industrial/Service Company Of The Year). Hughes, Alan Company Profile Jun 1, 2002 2119
B.E. Industrial/Service 100. Illustration Jun 1, 2002 2873
Finding the right prescription for growth; many B.E. 100s were hurt by last year's ailing economy. Their remedy: tighten operations and find creative ways to boost revenues. (B.E. Industrial/Service Overview). Dingle, Derek T. Jun 1, 2002 3623
30th annual report on black business: ready to rumble: during the last year, the B.E. 100s were fighting for survival. Successful firms won the battle for market share and profitability with stamina, intelligence and tenacity. (B.E. 100s Overview). Dingle, Derek T. Jun 1, 2002 3122
Working for the B.E. 100s: the B.E. Industrial/Service 100 employs more than 60,000 people. Meet eight of their best and brightest. (30 Years B.E. 100s). Meeks, Kenneth Jun 1, 2002 1417
30 years of achievement: it's time to celebrate. Despite recent reports to the contrary, black business is alive and kicking. And the B.E. 100s is leading the pack--30 years and counting. (30 Years B.E. 100s). Jun 1, 2002 1979
Convention calendar. Brief Article Jun 1, 2002 169
A decade of growth: B.E. 100s companies weather the test of time. (Facts & Figures). Hughes, Alan Brief Article Jun 1, 2002 295
It's just the beginning. (Publisher's Page). Graves, Earl G., Sr. Brief Article Jun 1, 2002 1030
Support your local bookseller; National Black Booksellers Week is June 15-22, 2002. (market buzz). Osborne, Gwendolyn E. Brief Article May 1, 2002 845
Head of the class: the best and brightest entrepreneurs are growing despite sluggish times. (Seventh Annual Small Business Awards). Brown, Sonja D. May 1, 2002 2063
Making entrepreneurship job one. (Publisher's Page). Graves, Earl G., Sr. Brief Article May 1, 2002 488
Picking up the pieces; terrorist attacks leave small information technology firm bent but not broken. (Making It). McCrea, Bridget Brief Article Apr 1, 2002 673
Driving in a new direction? Mel Farr Automotive to sell all its Ford dealerships. (Be 100s). Gite, Lloyd Brief Article Apr 1, 2002 650
Web tools. (blackenterprise.com). Brief Article Apr 1, 2002 229
Beating the odds: remembering the basics of business can help. (Management Advice). Townes, Glenn Jan 1, 2002 1041

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