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Articles in Dec 1993 issue of Nation's Business
- Head hunting in Russia - two American women who started Personnel Corps in St. Petersburg, a firm that places qualified Russians in foreign companies doing business in Russia
by Leigh Glenn
- How easy can it get? - Quickbooks bookkeeping software package, Version 2 for Windows and DOS - Evaluation
by Albert G. Holzinger
- Easing the burden? President Clinton has taken some steps toward easing regulations on business, but business is anxious about long-term trends
by David Warner
- Some tax breaks arrived with the new budget law - Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993
by Albert B. Ellentuck
- A flexible style of management: a limited but growing number of small businesses are boosting productivity by structuring the workplace to meet employees' individual needs - schedule flexibility - includes list of information resources and publications -
by Sharon Nelton
- Turning trash into profit: small enterprises are discovering that what's good for the environment can also help the bottom line - includes information resources and strategies for reducing waste
by Laura M. Litvan
- Opportunities in direct selling - includes information resources and tips for getting into direct selling for national companies
by Jacquelyn Denalli
- When local means national - political trends from 1992, developments in 1993 and prospective changes for 1993 resulting from various elections - Editorial
- Developing a passion for a product - how Bill Thomas focused on producing only khaki pants for men, known as Bills Khakis
by Bill Thomas
- Cashing in on 504 loans: a Small Business Administration program has enabled thousands of companies to borrow at favorable rates and expand
by J. Tol Broome, Jr.
- Handling a crisis effectively: will you be ready if your company comes under scrutiny? Here's how to sharpen your public-relations skills - crisis management
by Roberta Maynard
- Quality via satellite: interactive communications technology is bringing TQM experts and small businesses together - total quality management seminars and information via electronic feed in Sioux Center, Iowa - includes information on U.S. Chamber of Comm
by Michael Barrier
- Thriving on his own - Bernie Durant's Durant Enterprises Inc., Allentown, Pennsylvania, a fuel oil supplier and minority-owned business
by Charles A. Jaffe
- The move to curb worker monitoring: Congress wants to clamp down on an employer tool for ensuring quality and productivity - includes guidelines for employers
by David Warner
- Treating drivers like customers: employees who work on the road represent your company at every stop; it pays to keep them happy and in the loop
by Julie Candler
- Playing the new 800 numbers game: some companies may find lower prices and higher levels of service now that 800 phone numbers are portable - opportunity to retain an 800 business number when changing telephone companies
by Madeline Bodin
- Rustic and wonderful - Linda Egeland's two Michigan restaurants: Moose Bar & Grill in Bloomfield Hills and Beaver Creek Tackle and Beer in Westland
by Sharon Nelton
- When not to go with your gut: forget instinct. Careful scheduling and record keeping are the hallmarks of effective inventory management - inventory management techniques
by Meg Whittemore
- How high tech works in schools: the computer is becoming an increasingly critical teaching tool in preparing the Nintendo generation for tomorrow's job market
by Joan C. Szabo
- With medication, travel with care - tips on managing prescribed drug use
by Janet L. Willen