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Articles in Sept, 1998 issue of Entrepreneur

• Electric avenues: small business plugs to a new electricity market
  by G. David Doran
• In the rough
  by David R. Evanson
• Food for thought: making the most of mealtime meetings
  by Leann Anderson
• Lingo stars: site-seeing on the World Wide Web? Better take along your translator
  by Cassandra Cavanah
• Need to know? In the information age, knowledge is your best weapon
  by Jay Conrad Levinson
• Station breaks
  by G. David Doran
• For your eyes only: give insiders a peek at your company with an extranet
  by Melissa Campanelli
• Stay in touch: how to keep senior family members involved
  by Patricia Schiff Estess
• Taking stock
  by Lorayne Fiorillo
• Here we grow! Watch for new products headed your way
  by Rieva Lesonsky
• How low can they go? Today's PCs offer all the basics for less than $1,000
  by Jill Amadio
• Word travels fast: use secrecy, scarcity and the "cool factor" to spark a buzz about your product
  by Danielle Kennedy
• No pain, big gain: how do back products retailers spell relief? S-A-L-E-S
  by G. David Doran
• In the balance: young women and minorities find success in the face of economic disparity
  by Debra Phillips
• Hands off! How do the latest Supreme Court decisions on sexual harassment affect you?
  by Robert McGarvey
• Up, up & away: despite a frenzy of bank mergers, microlending continues to rise
  by Cynthia E. Griffin
• Style and substance: success is in the bag
  by Charlotte Mulhern
• Net returns: just when you thought it was safe to do business in cyberspace…
  by Joan Szabo
• How to … the phrase that's launched a million ads still reels prospects in
  by Jerry Fisher
• On the money: figuring out how much cash you really need to start your business
  by Bob Weinstein
• Team effort: businesses unite to fight the millenium glitch
  by Charlotte Mulhern
• Ground rules: how to sponsor a company sports team without losing your jersey
  by Steven C. Bahls
• Small change
  by Charlotte Mulhern
• Main squeeze: Smoothie King blends into the mainstream
  by Todd Maddocks
• Healthy returns: small businesses cheer the 100 percent health insurance deduction
  by Stephen Barlas
• False moves: beware of the 10 most common investing mistakes
  by Lorayne Fiorillo
• What price protection?
  by Tomima Edmark
• Shop around
  by Laura Tiffany
• Crash course: what you can do to ensure your business comes out of a data disaster alive
  by Heather Page
• Say it ain't so: what to do when a valuable employee quits
  by Jacquelyn Lynn
• Soft sell
  by Mark Henricks
• Happy medium: mid-cap fund takes it slow and steady
  by Dian Vujovich
• Words to live by: a catch phrase conveys the vision of your business - to employees and to customers
  by Mark Henricks
• Windows of opportunity: an alcoholic-turned-window-cleaner gives new meaning to the phrase "clean and sober."
  by Elaine W. Teague
• Up for negotiation: getting what you want from a franchise agreement
  by Andrew A. Caffey