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by Liane Cassavoy - Be reasonable: if you're buying company cars on a less-than-flexible budget, these midsize sedans are sensible choices
by Jill Amadio - Compare Your Clicks: www.compareyourclicks.com
by Steve Cooper - Do you copy? If you've reached the point where you need to invest in a copier, we've got the rundown on choosing one to match your business and your budget
by Amanda C. Kooser - Pet projects: cats and dogs and babies, oh my! It's just another say at the office for these entrepreneurs
by Geoff Williams - By gum! … It is possible to beat everyone—even big companies—to market, as this entrepreneur found out
by Geoff Williams - Trump card
by Roy Owens - Share safely
by Liane Cassavoy - Point of sale: software giants focus on selling to small businesses
by Liane Cassavoy - Choose Leasing: www.chooseleasing.org
by Steve Cooper - Backward thinking: reverse auctions could help you get more contracts
by Chris Penttila - Seeing is believing: will VoIP technology finally make videoconferencing a reality?
by Mike Hogan - Seeing greens: a day on the golf course inspires one entrepreneur to score a winning—and profitable—advertising business
by Nichole L. Torres - You can count on me: a friend can make the best kind of business partner
by Aliza Pilar Sherman - Let's do lunch: giving new meaning to the term "power lunch."
by Nichole L. Torres - Corrections
- Space case
by Amanda C. Kooser - In strictest confidence: how to instill faith in yourself—and in employees at the same time
by Mark Henricks - MarketingExperiments.com: www.marketingexperiments.com
by Steve Cooper - Arrested development?
- On the road again? Then don't forget to pack these tech essentials. We take a look at the latest and greatest mobile gadgets that will keep you connected—and keep your business one step ahead
by Heather Clancy - A labor of love: have you lost that lovin' feeling for your business? Learn how to get the spark back
by Romanus Wolter - Leader of the pack: a single mother from Belgium finds that good things come in packages of all sizes
by Jeri Yoshida - Snap n' print
by Gisela M. Pedroza - In demand
by Gwen Moran - Game on!
by Mark Henricks - Group effort
by Gisela M. Pedroza - Pearls of wisdom
by Rieva Lesonsky - Recipe for disaster? Recent storms serve as reminders to review your homeowners policy—or regret it later
by Scott Bernard Nelson - To the rescue
by Amanda C. Kooser - A loan time: with small-business lending up across the board, now's a great time to get the capital you need
by C.J. Prince - Students of enterprise: when they weren't studying, these students made the smart choice to pursue franchise ownership—and learned that a college education is about more than what goes on in the classroom
by April Y. Pennington - Maponics: www.maponics.com
by Steve Cooper - Extra special: booking sites offer more bang for your buck—and then some
by Chris McGinnis - Listen up! If you're not advertising on Internet radio, you could be missing out
by Catherine Seda - The big cheese: with his line of talking toys, this former street vendor brings new meaning to the phrase "quiet as a mouse."
by April Y. Pennington - Room to grow
by Steve Cooper - Up to speed
by Renee Deger - Bridging the gap: networking can be key to creating sales opportunities. Here's how to make the moves
by Barry Farber - Local motion: for a competitive edge, offer items made locally
by Gwen Moran - A new leaf: if you want to make changes to help your business soar, you've got to win people over first
by Mark Henricks - The i's have it: a more secure wireless standard is on its way
by Amanda C. Kooser - Broadband wagon: greater connectivity is coming to a neighborhood near you. What will it mean for businesses?
by Mike Hogan - eFindOutTheTruth.com: www.efindoutthetruth.com
by Steve Cooper - Fast times: these entrepreneurs learned unexpected lessons from their former fast-food jobs
by Nichole L. Torres - Nip it in the bud
by Chris Penttila - Call forward: no question about it: the mobile phones of tomorrow have a lot in store for you
by Amanda C. Kooser - Switch gears: flexibility is key feature of convertible funds
by Dian Vujovich - Shopping List
- Air campaign: think wireless devices and air travel don't mix? That could soon be changing
by Amanda C. Kooser - Buy now, pay more later: paying premiums over time can cost you
by Jacquelyn Lynn - The U.S. Commercial Service: www.export.gov/comm_svc
by Steve Cooper - Let them eat cake: when it comes to small business, a new tax-cut bill is half-baked
by Stephen Barlas - Time on their side
by Chris Penttila - Spinoff doctors: VC firm frees and rehabilitates small tech firms languishing inside large companies
by David Worrel - Let's make a dual
by Jennifer Pellet - Just browsing
by Amanda C. Kooser - Share the wealth: if you've got one superstar handling all your top accounts, it's time to redistribute the work—and the risk
by Kimberly L. McCall - Sock it to 'em: can a negative marketing campaign have positive results? Here's what to know before you strike the first blow
by Kim T. Gordon - Just zip it: a confidentiality agreement can give you the upper hand
by Marc Diener - In search of … Can customers search your website—and actually find what they need? If not, you're losing dollars
by Melissa Campanelli - The Entrepreneurship Institute: www.tei.net
by Steve Cooper - The new spam
by Amanda C. Kooser - Hire learning: you can't just throw new hires into the workplace and hope for the best. First, you've got to train them right
by Nichole L. Torres - Double play
by Sara Wilson - Young millionaires: class of 2004
by Amanda C. Kooser - The write stuff: entrepreneurs find success with a new take on a familiar product
by Don Debelak - Take the plunge: contrary to popular belief, you can use "bad news" to create a successful advertisement. Find out how it's done
by Jerry Fisher - Intern burn: hired the ultimate intern from hell? Here's how to avoid making the same mistake twice
by Chris Penttila - Common cents: approaching investors who share your interests is the first step to getting the dollars you need
by David Worrell - The start of the matter
by David Woodruff - Pain-free patching
by Liane Cassavoy - Go west: want a few business pointers? Mosey on over to Deadwood
by Steve Cooper - Lease on life? Leasing workers can reduce your paperwork, but don't forget your legal obligations to those employees
by Jane Easter Bahls - Electric slide: sign up for electric filing, and you could get a tax-penalty refund
by Joan Szabo - Golden opportunity
by Pam Butterfield - Spam stopper
by Liane Cassavoy - Club meds: could drug-buying clubs cure high prescription costs?
by Julie Monahan - Direct effect: make the most of your direct-mail campaign
by Nancy Michaels