Articles from Black Enterprise (November 1, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A new agenda for small business? In an exclusive interview, Commerce Secretary Gary F. Locke reveals his plans for minority entrepreneurs to gain stimulus contracts, financing, and access to the industries of tomorrow.	Dingle, Derek T.	Interview	1918
African Americans & Africans.	Brown, Carolyn M.	Brief article	108
An eye for innovation David Saunders of credo capital management prefers growth companies with one-of-a-kind technologies.	Simons, John	Interview	1200
Another Web revolution? African Americans are using Web 2.0 technologies to chart a new course.	Donaldson, Sonya A.		939
Ask your advocate.	McRae, Sheiresa	Brief article	222
Backtalk with Judith Jamison.	Smith, LaToya M.	Interview	617
Banking on (small) business: big companies leverage social networking to build customer base.	Burns, Renita		250
Bringing more than heat.	Alleyne, Sonia	Brief article	158
Building strong financial futures.	McKenzie, Styvette	Letter to the editor	104
Can Detroit be saved? The Motor City struggles to rise from the ashes of economic depression, and reinvent itself as a center for entrepreneurship and industry.	Hughes, Alan		3894
Cyberwise.	Donaldson, Sonya A.	Brief article	248
Don't be bamboozled: recession-fueled scams are on the rise. Here's how to avoid financial fraud.	Talbert, Marcia Wade		1077
Embrace technology to boost your company's productivity.	Graves, Earl G., Jr.		555
Go with your gut honing intuition can sharpen business decisions.	Smart, Maya Payne		647
Health conservation is good medicine.	Edwards-Conrad, P.	Letter to the editor	154
Healthcare reform is up to all of us.	Graves, Earl G., Sr.		620
How to live on one income adjust from a dual--to a single-income household.	Spruell, Sakina P.		522
Image innovator: public relations entrepreneur finds success by going against the grain.	Holmes, Tamara E.	Interview	553
Investing in youth.	da Costa, Angela M.	Letter to the editor	158
Keep the faith: three ways to strengthen yourself from the inside out.	Holmes, Tamara E.		377
Kellum commits to Jeep[r]: four-year deal gives her everything she wanted.	Price, Matt	Brief article	153
Live large with less cash: a tight budget doesn't have to cramp your style.	Lea, Lauren		551
Making changes: Richard Battles adjusts his finances after retiring from the military.	Nance-Nash, Sheryl		1132
Making the right moves on the net: use social networking, new media to boom your business.	Holmes, Tamara E.		605
Managing diabetes: one professional learns that her diabetes diagnosis is not a death sentence, but a disease where she can alter the outcome with proper diet and exercise.	Lott, Annya M.		1804
Michael T. Deering.	Lott, Annya M.	Brief article	116
Money matters.	Simons, John	Brief article	283
Money matters: unusual places to find small business funding in a challenging environment.	McCrea, Bridget		439
Motor city overhaul.			534
Pep talk.	Robinson, Tennille M.	Brief article	289
Racial profiling: rising.	Brown, Carolyn M.	Brief article	149
Ready, set, grow: taking your business to the next level is a strategic process that requires consideration and planning.	Robinson, Tennille M.		1973
Rising up the corporate ladder: climbing past personal obstacles to a greater level of success.	Reed-Woodard, Marcia A.		403
Road test: they offer great looks and stellar performance, but for 2010 these cars really drive value.	Alleyne, Sonia	Brief article	329
Savvy solutions.	Robinson, Tennille M.	Brief article	273
Since you asked.	Lott, Annya M.	Brief article	234
Spice it Up.	Alleyne, Sonia	Brief article	224
Strengthening your skill set: rapid changes in today's economy and workplace require a focus on updated skills.	Hutson, Brittany		673
The "coming out" challenge: African American lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender professionals are trying to gain more ground in corporate America, but unchecked discrimination still exists.	Hutson, Brittany		1409
The art of effective communication: strategies for clear instructions.	Atufunwa, Benice	Interview	562
The master builder strikes again! R. Donahue Peebles sold his properties as the real estate market tanked. Now he's looking for the next big deal.	Hughes, Alan		2007
The top 10 tax issues to consider when your job status changes: if the economy has forced you into self-employment, sole proprietorship, or freelance consulting, here's a guide to help you manage your new tax obligations.	Parker, Vicki Lee		595
Uplifting the next generation: three Washington, D.C., Philanthropists reach out to local youth.	Coachman, Dale R.		1085
Video on demand more diverse.	Brown, Carolyn M.		121
Visualize success.	Dunmore-Tate, Sharaine	Letter to the editor	102
West African treats: former footballer Amos Zereoue scores a culinary victory.	Alleyne, Sonia	Brief article	274