Articles from Black Enterprise (October 1, 1997)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A basketful of dollars: acquisition of two specialty shops turns profitable for gift basket maker.	Gite, Lloyd	Brief Article	386
A share of the profits: investment research company finds success in stocks.	Brown, Ann	Brief Article	432
A sight for sore eyes: computer displays can be hazardous to your vision.	Nunoo, Mildred		682
And still they rise.	Willimas-Harold, Bevolyn	Brief Article	169
B.E. on campus: from the classroom to the board room.	Klimley, April		439
Black Corporate Executives: The Making amd Breaking of a Black Middle Class.	Robins, April	Book Review	155
Buying life insurance: choosing the right policy can protect and preserve your assets for your kids without costing their inheritance.	Stephens, Brooke		2901
Bytes to bucks: trading stocks on the Internet can save savvy investors a bundle.	Coward, Cheryl		2872
Capital gains without tax pain.	Korn, Donald Jay		1932
Carson gets a makeover: with an African American management team in control, hair care giant Carson Products has repositioned itself for growth.	Rhea, Shawn E.	Company Profile	3353
Corn-fed gains at ConAgra: food stock looks to keep up the beef.	Anderson, James A.	Brief Article	340
Deciphering Wall Street's alphabet soup: confusion over different financial exchanges can leave would-be investors puzzled.	Conrad, Cecelia		404
Easy travel booking: AmEx and Microsoft team up on a new corporate travel service.	Miles, Kenneth Terry		524
Getting all dolled up: Carson Products is looking beyond hair care to grow its profits.	Oestricher, Dwight		494
High-yield twins: agency bonds are as safe as Treasuries, yet offer more kick.	Khalfani, Lynnette		1024
How much is enough? Just how many holdings should an investment club have?	Washington, Laura		745
How much should employers know? Pocket your privacy by understanding the limits of background checks.	Arthur, Audrey		700
In pursuit of excellence.	Graves, Earl G.	Brief Article	440
Internal moonlighting: use your day job to branch out on your own.	Huggins, Sheryl E.		480
It's a family affair.	Aidoo, Judith	Cover Story	3983
Paying for good credit: you may be getting charged for not carrying a balance.	Brown, Ann		694
Putting your business into perspective: outline your company's mission and goals in the executive summary.	Beech, Wendy M.		438
Represent yourself: here's how you can stay one step ahead in small claims court.	Bell, Sandra R.		702
Sister CEO: The Black Woman's Guide to Starting Your Own Business.	Beech, Wendy M.	Book Review	178
Soul for sale: Berry Gordy sells half of Motown catalog for $132 million.	Brown, Ann		528
Take it light: female friendly stays: hotels are rolling out the red carpet for women on business.	Brown, Ann	Brief Article	565
Tasty deal for fast foodpreneurs: new management team lands 100 Churchs restaurants.	White, Paula M.		542
The feeling is mutual: a bevy of Black-managed mutual funds is bringing new investors into the market. B.E. checks out what they have to offer.	Anderson, James A.	Directory	3384
The urge to mere: fusion of Georgia's Citizens Trust and First Southern will create fifth largest Black bank.	White, Paula M.		564
Using a utility audit: prevent over-billing with this financial analysis.	Parrish, Deidra-Ann	Brief Article	380
Utilities are like a box of chocolates; you never quite know what you're going to get, but it's a sure bet you'll need at least one.	Corbett, Merlisa Lawrence	Evaluation	1142
What's on the menu: get the scoop on how airlines choose your meals.	Brown, Ann		655
Which way is up? Our experts discuss strategies to thrive no matter what the market brings.	Anderson, James	Panel Discussion	3748
Who's zoomin' who on the Web? Internet privacy becomes a major issue for concerned cybernauts.	Greene, Marvin J.		973