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Articles in Dec, 1996 issue of Entrepreneur

• Joining forces: work with your competitors - not against them - and soon you'll be succeeding with the enemy
  by Mark Henricks
• 2001: a business odyssey
  by Gayle Sato Stodder
• The big sell: companies of all sizes are courting the hottest market of the '90s - homebased entrepreneurs
  by Cynthia E. Griffin
• Net results: cast your net over the World Wide Web … and scoop up prospects
  by Jerry Fisher
• Hot prospects: is your portfolio for the millenium? These stocks will take you into the next century
  by Lorayne Fiorillo
• 1997 Ad
  by Lynn Beresford
• Mighty machines: combining several features in one package, desktop multifunction machines do it all
  by Jill Amadio
• Buddy system: want to double your selling power? Team up with a complementary business
  by Danielle Kennedy
• The tax man groweth: franchising adds up for Jackson Hewitt
  by Holly Celeste Fisk
• Ground zero: an ambitious new study aims to uncover what really happens in the start-up stage
  by Janean Chun
• Holiday cheer? You can be held liable if your employees drive home drunk after the company party
  by Steven C. Bahls
• Trend spotting: futurist reveals 16 forces shaping America - interview with Faith Popcorn - Interview
  by Robert McGarvey
• Are you hooked? Small businesses are finding more than one way to connect to the Internet
  by Cheryl J. Goldberg
• Super markets: the hottest international markets for 1997
  by Lynn Beresford
• Power of one: a new breed of franchisee - the multiunit operator - is changing the face of franchising
  by Janean Chun
• Net worth: marketing your IPO online gives you access to a whole new world of investors
  by David R. Evanson
• Good medicine: medical savings accounts offer tax advantages and more - but you'd better rush to get them
  by Stephen Barlas
• Give and take: donating to certain causes may allow you to deduct more than you contribute
  by Nancy Scarlato
• Best bets: 1997's hottest businesses - Cover Story
  by Lynn Beresford
• School of thought: academics and small businesses clash over piece of the government pie
  by Janean Chun
• Rating game: multiple reviews give you a well-rounded picture of employee performance
  by Robert McGarvey
• Beat the clock: last-minute strategies to trim your tax bill
  by Joan Szabo
• Tech 2000: top technology trends on the horizon
  by Heather Page
• Class acts: family business forums are a one-stop education resource
  by Patricia Schiff Estess
• Fresh & hot: 38 hot opportunities in baked goods
  by Karen Axelton