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Articles in July 1994 issue of Black Enterprise

• Argo Foods: communicating across cultures - New York, NY wholesale food importer and distributor; CEO and Pres Byron T. LaBeach - Advertisement: International Business Profile Series - Company Profile
• Here comes the money: fashioning a bridal consulting business - entrepreneurial opportunities
  by Christina F. Watts
• Tapping into the power of networking: George Fraser's hot new book discusses networking and how black professionals are coming together to help the community - includes related article on Fraser's interest in developing networking among African American b
  by George Fraser
• Sudden-death overtime at W.R. Lazard: after the loss of its CEO, can the black investment banking firm continue to thrive? - challenges facing the company from investigation into criminal activity and Wardell R. Lazard's personal debts
  by Gracian Mack
• Setting up at home: to get the job done, you need the right space and tools - home-based businesses
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• Will black doctors win or lose in health reform; threatened by massive changes, black doctors and health care professionals are rethinking their businesses
  by Marjorie Whigham-Desir
• Kani hip hops to his own company: Karl Kani Infinity is set to compete with Cross Colors - clothing designer leaves Threads 4 Life Corp. over production and licensing problems
  by Fonda Marie Lloyd
• Another scandal on Wall Street: how protected is your account? - demise of Kidder, Peabody managing director Joseph Jett underscores importance of monitoring brokerage accounts by individual investors
  by Gracian Mack
• The complete guide to trading up your home - tips on bidding, structure evaluation and using mortgage brokers; includes information on using real estate brokers
  by Shawn Kennedy
• Blacks & the Federal Reserve: does the Board's lack of diversity affect your pocketbook? - impact of appointment of few African American governors on national economic policy - Column
  by Frank McCoy
• "Resumania": here's how to make sure your resume works for you - not against you
  by Caroline V. Clarke
• Fitness vacations to help you de-stress: great ways and places to relax and rejuvenate
  by Lillian Africano
• The key to black wealth: ownership; black poverty is more a matter of net worth than income - Column
  by David Swinton
• Bowling them over: Orange Bowl Executive Director Keith Tribble smashes sales records and the color line - first African American head of a major post-season college football game
  by Cornelius F. Foote, Jr.
• Through colored glasses: a retro classic, today's barware is taking on new color; opulent jewel tones are the fashion when stocking your bar or china closet
  by Eunice Fried