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Articles in Jan, 1996 issue of Entrepreneur

• Legal at last: homebased businesses are finally legal in Chicago. Here's how they did it - includes list of resources - Home Inc
  by Cynthia E. Griffin
• Beat the clock: take time to develop new business … or you may end up with no business at all
  by Danielle Kennedy
• Franchise explosion - news about the growth of franchising - Franchise 500 - includes related article on the hottest franchises - Cover Story
  by Lynn Beresford
• Women & minority entrepreneurs - Special Report
  by Janean Chun
• Good questions - tips for interviewing job applicants
  by Robert McGarvey
• Just do it - motivational speaker Jim Rohn - Interview
  by Robert McGarvey
• Microsoft Secrets: How the World's Most Powerful Software Company Creates Technology, Shapes Markets, and Manages People. - book reviews
  by Debra Phillips
• Pocket pals: thanks to personal digital assistants, you can take it all with you - Buyers Guide
  by Jill Amadio
• Fax to the max: perk up your sales with fax cover sheets that do double duty as promotional tools - includes related examples of altering fax cover sheets
  by Jerry Fisher
• Behind the wheel: auto leasing options that get your business in gear
  by Jill Amadio
• What price principles? - business ethics
  by Janean Chun
• Dumping ground: toxic waste on your property could cost you - even if you didn't put it there
  by Steven C. Bahls
• Managing Generation X: How to Bring Out the Best in Young Talent. - book reviews
  by Debra Phillips
• Feature presentation: the newest software makes creating presentations easier than ever - Software Review - Evaluation
  by Cheryl J. Goldberg
• The parent trap: the pros and cons of hiring your parents
  by Patricia Schiff Estess
• Stop, thief: are your employees robbing you blind? - embezzlement in small business
  by Terri Singer
• Future in Sight: 100 of the Most Important Trends, Implications and Predictions for the New Millennium. - book reviews
  by Debra Phillips
• To the letter: the path to a successful IPO starts with the crucial letter of intent - initial public offering
  by David R. Evanson
• Star techies: as computers become more indispensable, computer consulting becomes more profitable - What's Hot - includes related information on computer consulting fees
  by Gayle Sato Stodder
• A closer look: an expert reveals the secrets to investigating a franchise - includes other information - Franchise 500
  by Andrew A. Caffey
• Informal wear: does dressing down send productivity up? - corporate dress codes
  by Mark Henricks
• Great minds - inventors
  by Janean Chun
• Understanding the Franchise 500 - Cover Story
  by Debra Phillips
• Finders keepers: ever lose a computer file? You'll appreciate these tips for keeping things in order
  by Cheryl J. Goldberg
• All the rage - anger management
• Man of the house: bringing linens out of the closet turned this retail maverick into a household name - Wilfred Stroud of Strouds Inc
  by Gayle Sato Stodder
• Up all night - sleepless entrepreneurs - Column
  by Dave Swaney
• Hidden assets - Money: Tax Talk
  by David R. Evanson
• Package deal: the U.S. Postal Service's new marketing strategy may pay off for small business - includes related information on the Minority Prequalification Loan Program of the Small Business Administration
  by Stephen Barlas
• True confessions: what it's really like to be a franchisee - includes related quiz - Franchise 500
  by Heather Page
• Bon voyage: investing overseas could take your portfolio on a trip up, up, and away - Money: Personal Finance
  by Lorayne C. Fiorillo
• Investing 101 - how to build a personal portfolio - Financing Series: Part 2
  by Lorayne C. Fiorillo
• No sub-stitute: any way you slice it. Subway comes out on top - Subway sandwich shops owned by Doctor's Associates - Franchise 500
  by Heather Page