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Bush Names Small Business Administration Chief
But Sandy Baruah, a Commerce Dept. official, has only limited small-biz experience, and, if confirmed, will have only a few...
But Sandy Baruah, a Commerce Dept. official, has only limited small-biz experience, and, if confirmed, will have only a few...
Winning with Wine
When you think of the different businesses being opened by entrepreneurs each year, chances are "vintner" would not ...
When you think of the different businesses being opened by entrepreneurs each year, chances are "vintner" would not ...
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BusinessWeek.com - You'll have more fun and make more money if you enjoy your customers
• The Etiquette of Business Cards
BusinessWeek.com - The Etiquette of Business Cards
• Is Liability Insurance a Must to Go Global?
BusinessWeek.com - When you're shopping for product liability insurance, make sure your policy covers lawsuits filed in foreign countries, not just U.S. courts
• Demystifying Web 2.0
BusinessWeek.com - Richard J. Goossen shows how entrepreneurs can make the most of Web 2.0
• Dad: An Entrepreneur's Secret to Success
BusinessWeek.com - In honor of Father's Day, notable entrepreneurs share memories of their fathers that have helped shape their careers
• Father Knows Business
Entrepreneur.com - When Greg Bishop dreamed up the idea for a father-to-be boot camp in 1990, the fatherhood industry was uncharted territory. "One of the fundamental problems at that point and ...
• A Health-Care Entrepreneur-Turned-Farmer
BusinessWeek.com - The local foods movement and concern for the environment are among the reasons for the growing popularity of community-supported farming
• Break Into the Global Marketplace
Entrepreneur.com - Many small and midsize businesses are hesitant to break into the global marketplace because of the perception that trading on a global scale is cost-prohibitive. But thanks to the ...
• A Practical Guide to Branding
BusinessWeek.com - Define your brand identity—your product's "personality"—before you spend a dime on advertising or marketing
• Make Your Web Site Work for You
BusinessWeek.com - Your Web site should convey your brand. Our columnist looks at three small companies' sites to see how well they do
• Ciao Bella—in Your Grocer's Dairy Case
BusinessWeek.com - How friendly media attention helped a Little Italy gelato shop move from being a restaurant supplier to a premium supermarket brand
• Optimism Knows No Slowdown
Entrepreneur.com - Spend enough time following the news, and it's enough to make you wonder if Chicken Little was appointed chairman of the Federal Reserve. Granted, things like the dismal ...
• Fresh Entrepreneurs in Chicago
BusinessWeek.com - Old camp buddies mingle online, upscale meals on the go, and a limited-supply shoe boutique: Profiles of three companies worth watching
• Indie Filmmakers Hit Their Target
BusinessWeek.com - Taking cues from musicians' Internet business models, filmmakers are transforming the movie biz by handling marketing, distribution, and DVD sales
• When a Business Partnership Goes Wrong
BusinessWeek.com - If the business is failing and your working relationship sours, there are steps you can take to either mend fences with your partners or dissolve the partnership
• Auctions on eBay: A Dying Breed
BusinessWeek.com - As consumers opt for fixed-price purchases, what happens to the company that perfected the art of online bidding—and the scores of e-auctioneers?
• The Power of Positioning
BusinessWeek.com - How to distinguish yourself from the competition to be sure you have a preferred place in your target customer's mind
• Wolfgang Puck vs. Wolfgang Zwiener
BusinessWeek.com - Two restaurant chains with similar names are about to square off in a trademark-infringement showdown
• What's the Next Bubble to Burst?
Entrepreneur.com - What goes up must come down. It's one of the first rules of life children learn when they throw a ball or jump out of a tree--which may be why it's one of the last things ...
• Art Gets Entrepreneurial
Entrepreneur.com - Jaime Zollars began selling her art prints almost as a lark. Soon after earning her Bachelor of Fine Arts in illustration, a friend encouraged her to set up a booth at the ...