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Articles in Feb, 1994 issue of Nation's Business

• When shoplifters ask for refunds
  by Joe Dacy, II
• Keeping a lid on health costs
  by Roger Thompson
• A black sheep wants back in
• Personal growth, professional success - entrepreneurship
• What's ahead on Capitol Hill - many issues face legislators in 1994
  by Laura M. Litvan
• Getting help to fight back; small manufacturers hurt by foreign competition can get federal assistance to meet the challenge
  by Robert Sullivan
• A thorny issue: personal financial security
  by John L. Ward
• Company alliances for market muscle
  by John S. DeMott
• Hard data on franchises - Federal Trade Commission's Uniform Franchise Offering Circular
  by Andrew J. Sherman
• Re-engineering your company - includes related articles on re-engineering - Cover Story
  by Michael Barrier
• A computerized hiring search; resume banks help small companies lacking personnel departments find job candidates and save time and money
  by Janine S. Pouliot
• Quality's link to productivity - Total Quality Management Techniques help companies improve productivity
  by Howard Rothman
• Child-care options for small firms - includes related articles on child care
  by Roberta Maynard
• Making a community safer - New World Security Associates Inc helps make Boston, Massachusett's Mattapan section safer
  by Harriet Webster
• Marketers to the world - YAR Communications
  by Janet L. Willen
• Freshness by the bottle - Odwalla Inc
  by Steven B. Kaufman
• Finding the best auto coverage - Warner Corp. reduces insurance costs
  by John S. DeMott
• Updating you office equipment
  by Jon Pepper
• A move to curb immigrant visas? - new legislation will restrict immigration
  by David Warner
• Aspirin: wider use of an old standby
  by Christine K. Nowroozi
• Questions, answers on health-care plans
  by Roger Thompson
• Put your purpose in writing; a mission statement can give your company the focus it needs for survival and growth - includes related articles on mission statement of various companies
  by Sharon Nelton
• Is Congress up to the challenge - ineffective administration hampers ability to accomplish tasks - Editorial