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Articles in June, 1988 issue of Nation's Business

• Advice from a businessman who has diversified - Frank G. Weyforth
  by Karen Berney
• A riskier year for insurers; insurers are cutting prices to compete for market share, but some types of liability coverage are hard to find
  by Roger Thompson
• Self-insurance booms
  by Roger Thompson
• Making ethics come alive - United States Chamber of Commerce
  by Robert T. Gray
• Over-the-counter: out of the shadows - over-the-counter markets
  by James Greiff
• Overcome hurdles at home: export; for six businesses run by entrepreneurial women, survival and growth meant finding markets that were overlooked - and overseas
  by Steven Golob
• Carry-out consultants - outside business consultants
  by Kathleen Kerwin
• Deducting business travel: how far can you go?
  by Paul N. Strassels
• King Midas, call your office - gold investments
  by Ray Brady
• If at first you do succeed
  by Karen Berney
• Don't get tangled in overgrowth - overgrowth in business
  by Karen Berney
• Paring your premium - property and casualty insurance
  by Roger Thompson
• Quality works: manufacturers and their suppliers are working together to improve their competitiveness
  by Fred Scaglione
• Voice mail keeps you in touch
  by Jon Pepper
• Congress should listen to the message it's getting from its own mail room - editorial
• The great American dream machine: crank cautiously - franchise operation
  by Nancy L. Croft
• A new way to split an investment property
  by Jack Wynn