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John H. Johnson, media mogul.
By Ken Smikle |
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Investment Trends - As the economy tightens, Blacks
are thinking ahead for investment strategies.
By Ann Brown |
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Hip-hop Legacy - Will hip-hop leverage their global
influence to achieve financial and political clout?
By Inés
Bebea |
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Alexander B. Cummings Jr., president and chief
operating officer of The Coca-Cola Co.’s Africa Group, and
Lawrence “Larry” Drake II, president of the group’s
Nigeria Equatorial Africa division, have a message for African-American
professionals: If an overseas assignment is not on your career radar
screen, put it there. Africa in particular should be considered
as a place of professional opportunity. Success in business, they
contend, can also be achieved beyond America’s shores.
By Rosalind McLymont |
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Supplier Diversity - New challenges for small business
owners as corporations change the way they do business.
K.
Emily Bond |
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Wealth generation.
By David Hinson |
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Economic value of Black male athletes.
By Salome Kilkenny |
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Career security vs. job security.
By Edmund
K. Joyce |
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The future of electronics.
By Mike Freeman |
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Breast cancer myths.
By Melita Charles,
M.D. |
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The Black church means business.
By Reverend Dennis Dillon |
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