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• Computers: learn from adversity
  by Karen Berney
• Leisure: sluggish sales
  by Harry Bacas
• Making the new year a happy one for business all year long
• The future of depreciation rules
• Making the shoe fit: good design can help prevent injuries caused by an unusual stride
  by Richard J. Chapel
• An appetite for more than pizza
  by Susan Ager
• The free market in Ecuador
• The major stocks have gone up dramatically; investors might consider smaller issues
  by Ray Brady
• An ombudsman for taxpayers
• Marketing
  by Nancy L. Croft
• The long road to cross the street
  by Del Marth
• Heated debate over the SBA
• High Tech Women
  by Karen Berney
• Your chances in an audit
  by Gerald W. Padwe
• Lady Liberty's business army; a legion of companies took part in getting a national symbol ready for her 100th birthday
  by William Hoffer
• Portable power
  by Karen Berney
• Where are the teenagers?
  by Harry Bacas
• Junk computer or high tech jewel?
  by Mark O'Brien
• The two-front fight on trade
  by Harry Bacas
• Mail-order medicine
  by Margie Fusco
• Steven Livers' service gives small businesses a way to compare their ad placement strategies with their competitors' - at a reasonable cost
  by Nancy Croft
• Leading the fight against drug abuse
• Welcome to tax reform
  by Joan C. Szabo
• When your work life drives you crazy
  by Sharon Nelton
• Combing out the snarls
  by William D. Ellis
• To your health
  by Stephen A. Franzmeir
• Making sure your business outlasts you
  by Sharon Nelton
• Energy: lower prices
  by Harry Bacas
• Computers that are tolerant to a fault
  by Steven B. Kaufman
• Pregnant poise; pregnancy at work need not be disrupting, but much depends on how the mother-to-be handles it
  by Susan Schiffer Stautberg
• Play it again, and again
  by William Hoffer
• Unitary tax battle
• Training the work force
  by Andrew J. Sherman
• The well-versed celebrity
  by Sharon Nelton
• Deficit cuts come home to roost
• Tailored services for small firms
  by Daniel M. Freedman
• Korea
• Sources for new job growth
• Taxing uncertainties
  by Andrew J. Sherman
• Piping in a fortune
  by Sharon Nelton
• Liability law reform
• Do you think you are condemned to ever-poorer eyesight? Eye exercise may help, say experts
  by Richard J. Chapel
• The end of the long road to genuine tax reform may finally be in sight
• Immigration: no news is good news
• Franchising
  by Ripley Hotch
• Marketing
  by Nancy L. Croft
• Budding battle over cut flowers
• Talking to the brightest
  by Sharon Nelton
• Tax reform's varied impact
• No relief from the liability crisis
  by Joan C. Szabo
• Business warms to the lady in yellow
• Managing your company's cash
  by Ron D. Richardson
• Congress must regain control of its machinery for enacting budgets
• Egypt
• Drug abuse in the family business
  by David Bork
• A hands-on family partnership
  by Joseph A. Harb
• Japan: responding to the trade challenge
  by Toshio Takai
• Health care costs: cooling the fever
  by Harry Bacas
• A pill in time
  by Nancy Stalker
• Oil, dollar down: economy even
• The payroll cost burden; rising Social Security taxes are a leading threat to small business' role as a job-creating engine
  by Andrew J. Sherman
• Translation by microchip
  by Julian M. Weiss
• Affirmative action at the crossroads
• Hazards from hazardous waste
  by Patricia L. Truscelli
• Growing niche in teller machines
  by Cecilia Blalock
• SBA on the spot - again
• The search for capital
  by Andrew J. Sherman
• Artful methods in crafts
  by Del Marth
• Liability's broad impact
• An unusual trade show offers businesses a market in rehabilitation products and services
  by Nancy L. Croft
• Singapore
• Pulling the plug on venture capital
• Big on shrimp farming
  by Jill Barnes
• No alarm over bank failures
• House-sitting pretty
  by Joan C. Johnson
• Setting a new course
  by Sharon Nelton
• New White House conference director
• When a niche is enough
  by Steven B. Kaufman
• Competing in Japan
  by Karen Berney
• Filling in the holes
  by Chris Miller

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