Can Your Business Survive a Natural Disaster?
Home Business, November, 2005 by HBM
More than 30 percent of businesses never reopen their doors after they’ve been closed down by a hurricane, tornado, flood, or other devastating calamity, reports the Insurance Information Institute ( www.iii.org) {modulebot2 module=Related Items} {modulebot2 module=Polls}
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