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Articles in Apr 2009 issue of Business Credit

• Belief and the Credit Crisis
  by Barron, Jacob
• Under Construction
  by Carr, Matthew
• Customers Are Not Always As They Are Perceived
  by Archibeque, Susan
• Companies With 100 Employees Could Be Losing More Than $5,000 Per Employee Per Year by Not Addressing Inefficient Communication Issues
• Pinpointing the Issues
  by Lederman, Larry
• Triangular Setoff: A Viable Remedy or a Thing of the Past?
  by Nathan, Bruce
• credit @ work
  by Denka, Andy
• Hot Spots: Taiwan
  by Belcsák, Hans
• On the Road Again
  by Barron, Jacob
• Stimulus Bill Delays 3% Withholding Tax
• Managing Gen Y in Recessionary Times
  by Downs, Kathleen
• Navigating Turbulent Waters
  by Thorne, Deborah
• Rising to the Top of International Credit and Trade Finance
  by Carr, Matthew
• Explore Florida's Banana River-Such an Appealing Journey!
  by Redcay, Laura
• Nancy Sellars, Credit Manager
  by Becker, Steve
• NACM Southwest Buys Shreveport Wholesale Credit Bureau
• FCIB Roundtables Prove Worthwhile in Tough Times
  by Barron, Jacob
• A New Dawn: The Changing Roles of Credit Departments and the Promises of Technological Solutions
  by Carr, Matthew
• Forty years ago...
• Considerations for Managing a Portfolio in a Market Downturn
  by Meder, Dan
• FTC and NACM Promote Red Flags Readiness
• Lending and Collecting From Loved-ones
  by Coyle, Steve
• Human Element in Making Outsourcing Successful and Addressing Participant Barriers, The
  by DeGuise, Barbara; Rosenfield, Charles