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Articles in July, 1993 issue of Nation's Business

• A comeback after Hugo - art gallery owners reestablish after Hurricane Hugo
  by Sharon Nelton
• Going, going, … gone? - health care reform plan may eliminate the option of self-insurance for small and mid-size businesses
  by Roger Thompson
• All the comforts of a home office
  by Ripley Hotch
• Business schools, TQM, and you - total quality management, small business education
  by Michael Barrier
• Congress moves to reform itself
  by David Warner
• Keep checking your checking account - company check fraud
• Theatrical madness - theatrical producers net high profits
  by Ben Fanton
• Simpler offerings for smaller firms - registration for small businesses going public
  by Bradford McKee
• Playing by the rules - the ones you write - entrepreneurial management - Column
  by J. Peter Perez
• A basket maker with vision - Dave Longaberger manages basket company
  by Sharon Nelton
• California's economic crisis - businesses are leaving the state - includes related articles - Cover Story
  by John S. DeMott
• How to spot bogus bills - counterfeit money
  by Joe Dacy, II
• Business helps sink BTU tax - opposition to Clinton's energy tax proposal
  by Mary McElveen
• When you're sick on the road - business travel
  by Marcia Mazur
• Korea and the United States: partnership and prospects - Special Advertising Section
• Don't get taken by phony bonds - surety bonds
  by Michael E. Trunko
• Daughters as successors in 'male' industries - family businesses being passed onto women
  by Sharon Nelton
• How to choose a consultant - family business
  by Craig E. Aronoff
• Multiple-unit franchising - includes related article
  by Meg Whittemore
• Packages are catching up - accounting software - Evaluation
  by Ripley Hotch
• Keeping growth under control - managing company growth
  by Jacquelyn Denalli
• Ways to outsmart vehicle thieves - company car and truck theft
  by Julie Candler
• What franchisors look for - hiring potential multiple-unit franchisees
  by Paul DeCeglie
• A bill that could silence small business - lobbying legislation - Editorial