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Articles in Nov, 1997 issue of Entrepreneur

• Road hazards
  by Charlotte Mulhern
• Culture clash: learning to recognize the warning signs of a business on the verge of collapse
  by Robert McGarvey
• Knock on wood
• If you build it…
  by Debra Phillips
• Curtain call: combining selling and acting techniques will leave your customers cheering for more
  by Danielle Kennedy
• On the double
  by G. David Doran
• Easier access: changes are in store for the 8 program
  by Cynthia E. Griffin
• Get it together: there's never been a better time to implement a network in your small business
  by Heather Page
• Point and click: do-it yourself marketing materials that do the work for you
  by Jay Conrad Levinson
• Live and learn
  by Rieva Lesonsky
• Flipping out
  by Gayle Sato Stodder
• Cash is king
  by David R. Evanson
• Your attention, please!
  by Jerry Fisher
• One for all: management tips
  by Jacquelyn Lynn
• Words of wisdom: a 2,500-year-old Chinese philosophy holds new meaning for modern-day entrepreneurs
  by Mark Henricks
• Young millionaires: how 30 super achievers grew their million-dollar business
  by Janean Chun
• Going my way?
  by Heather Page
• Open for business: Internet commerce has finally come of age
  by Heather Page
• Boarding call: nonfamily members can help keep your board of directors on the right track
  by Patricia Schiff Estess
• Tech talk: 20 opportunities in the computer industry
  by Natasha Emmons
• Junior boomers: who's next? The Net generation
  by Charlotte Mulhern
• Remote possibilities: not in your office? remote control software make it simple to access your computer
  by Cassandra Cavanah
• The outsiders: non-family mentors may be the best way to prepare the next generation
  by Patricia Schiff Estess
• The high road
  by Reg Green
• Circle of friends
  by Janean Chun
• Happy returns: five simple steps to winning back customers who've strayed
  by Leann Anderson
• Good connections: tele-technology helps entrepreneurs create their new business
  by Cassandra Cavanah
• Small packages
  by Lorayne Fiorillo
• Clearing the air: new EPA clean-air standards have some small business fuming
  by Stephen Barlas
• Killer ideas
• 'Tis the season
  by Cassandra Cavanah
• So far, so good: even physical distance can't stop your employees from going above and beyond
  by Robert McGarvey
• 11th hour
  by Joan Szabo
• Surf's up
  by Heather Page
• Phone ahead: a new breed of high-tech telephones makes doing business easier than ever
  by Jill Amadio
• Expert advice: positioning your company ahead of the pack will make customers think of you first
  by Danielle Kennedy
• 1980s AD
  by Janean Chun
• Just say no
  by Jacquelyn Lynn
• For the record
  by Joan Szabo
• Know-it-alls: product development companies make getting your invention to market a cinch
  by Tomima Edmark
• Civic duties
  by Gayle Sato Stodder
• Escape route
  by Joan Szabo
• Rest insured: how the right insurance policy can protect you in a patent lawsuit
  by Tomima Edmark
• Party fouls: when holiday cheer turns to catastrophe
  by Charlotte Mulhern
• Wait loss: standard cards help speed up the travel process
  by Mulhern Charlotte
• Labor pains: employee focus groups may seem like a good idea, but they could land you in court
  by Steven C. Bahls
• 1998 Ad
  by Janean Chun
• Free for all
  by Charlotte Mulhern
• Internal affairs
  by Steven Bahls
• Soup's on!
  by Frances Huffman
• Culture counts
  by Cynthia E. Griffin
• Package deal: multifunctional devices offer the latest technology, professionalism and convenience
  by Jill Amadio
• Hit or myth?
  by Jay Conrad Levinson
• Beauty marks
  by Elaine W. Teague
• Home grown
  by Reg Green
• Talking back
  by Rieva Lesonsky
• Write brain: writing well means using your head
  by Leann Anderson
• Charge it
  by Janean Chun
• Web checkup
  by Jacquelyn Lynn
• Rope one in
  by Lorayne Fiorillo
• In limbo: entrepreneurs have yet to feel any small-business regulatory relief
  by Stephen Barlas
• Rain maker: the Rainforest Cafe industry at a glance
  by Jeff Fischer
• Loan stars: with new technology at their fingertips, banks are opening their doors to small business
  by David R. Evanson
• Psst! The secret's out
  by Jerry Fisher
• Reality check
  by Debra Phillips
• So close…Cuba's potential lures entrepreneurs
  by Charlotte Mulhern
• Hear and now: an innovative listening technique may be the key to improving communication
  by Mark Henricks
• 1998 Ad
  by Debra Phillips