Articles from Black Enterprise (May 1, 1994)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A cause for investing.			319
A real piece of the action; in 1995, NFL expansion means the rookie year for two black team owners.	Edmond, Alfred, Jr.		391
Cleveland: a model for urban revitalization.	Lowery, Mark		1063
Cracking open a closed fund; these are ways to break into hot mutual funds closed to new investors.	Brown, Carolyn M.		621
Data on the money; on-line computer services can be valuable tools for business.	Reynolds, Rhonda		419
Denver: the Mile-High City gains altitude.	Clarke, Caroline V.		1051
Free your desk! Ousting clutter will liberate your productivity.	Baskerville, Dawn M.		210
Get a mentor; the right ways to choose and schmooze a savvy career adviser.	Baskerville, Dawn M.		545
Investing to lower your tax bite; there are moneymaking ways to stop Uncle Sam from gorging on your profits.	Middleton, Timothy		2344
Just say no; B&G Building Maintenance succeeds by knowing when to turn down a contract.	Hayes, Cassandra		373
Minneapolis: among the nation's best secrets.	Taylor, Kimberly		1046
More than a question of pass or fail; school choice must be more than an escape route for dissatisfied parents.	Conrad, Cecilia A.		461
Public speaking rule #1: have no fear; workplace presentations are as common as computers. Here's how to master your nerves so you can be at your best.	Baskerville, Dawn M.		2201
Rochester: face-lift for "The World's Image Center." (6 Hot Cities for Black Business)(includes related article on Mayor William A. Johnson Jr.)	Prince, Richard		1049
Rums with punch; great rum punch recipes for summer entertaining.	Fried, Eunice		520
Seattle: the nation's "gateway to Asia." (6 Hot Cities for Black Business)(includes related article on Mayor Norm Rice)	Houston, Eric		1017
St. Louis: bringing minorities into the mainstream.	Freeman, Gregory		1078
Staking claims to the information highway; the FCC will auction off 4,000 personal communications services licenses this spring.	Jones, Joyce		428
The big mess at Maxima; it's father vs. son at the B.E. 100s technology company. Can the business survive the feud?	Singletary, Michelle		561
Where does it hurt? The CBC wants more African-Americans involved in the debate over health care reform.	McCoy, Frank		399
Young, gifted and bound for glory; this 26-year-old proves that you don't have to break into TV as a secretary.	Baskerville, Dawn M.	Biography	610