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Articles in June, 1999 issue of Entrepreneur

• Critical thinking: a crisis has hit. What now?
  by Christopher D. Lancette
• New blood: in order to roll with the times, family business leaders must rely on people other than themselves - their successors
  by Patricia Schiff Estess
• Upper crust
  by G. David Doran
• Gimme shelter: Uncle Sam can't solve your problems, but new tax deductions may make it easier to afford the protection you need
  by Joan Szabo
• Taking on Goliath: in the fight for survival with the big guys, these entrepreneurs used their scrappy ingenuity and underdog strengths to help them win
  by Gayle Sato Stodder
• For rent: when you can't afford to buy the software you need
  by John Verity
• Taking the fall
  by Steven C. Bahls
• Listen to the band:
  by Sam Hill
• Fast, faster, fastest: Entrepreneur and Dun & Bradstreet's fifth annual hot 100 - the fastest-growing new businesses in America
  by Geof Williams
• It's a pleasure: fund games on fun - and offers investors chance to play and win
  by Dian Vujovich
• Words to the wise
  by Robert McGarvey
• Put it in reverse
  by Art Beroff
• Highway to heaven
  by David R. Evanson
• Found in space: with more than 100 million web pages cramming every corner of cyberspace, is it still possible to take your place among the stars?
  by Robert McGarvey
• Strange brew: wake up and smell Starbucks' latest coffeehouse concept
  by Heather Page
• Analyze this: new or trendy it's not, but an updated analysis of your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats may be just the check-up your business needs
  by Mark Henricks
• Running with the bulls
  by Scott S. Smith
• I spy
  by Melissa Campanelli
• Start the presses: making the most of newsletters
  by Gwen Moran
• Second opinion: when the going gets tough, consultants provide the expertise you need
  by Tomima Edmark
• Say cheese: these digital photo ops can change your business's image
  by Jill Amadio
• Back to basics: easy and effective, a new breed of smart, simple and small devices gets the job done
  by Heather Page
• Get real
  by Bill Kelley
• Characters count: in a more discerning market, not any old character will do
  by Debra Phillips
• Bug bashers
  by Cassandra Cavanah
• Making waves: more than one hundred government agencies mocked Andy Wilson's idea, but look who's quacking now
  by Laura Tiffany