Small Business

Magazine articles on entrepreneurship and products and services aimed at small businesses.

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Entrepreneur July 2008 Nichole L. Torres	Earn Your Stripes Feeling patriotic this Fourth of July? Follow the lead of these four entrepreneurs who've built businesses that help soldiers overseas and let the troops know how much they're appreciated.
Entrepreneur July 2008 Jacquelyn Lynn	Tax Relief Did you know that you could locate your company in an area with a more favorable tax environment? Even if taxation isn't your primary reason for moving, it's certainly a factor you should consider.
Entrepreneur July 2008 Aliza Sherman	Girls' Club Power lunches aren't just for the guys anymore. PowerLink is an organization that facilitates connections between women business owners to help their businesses grow profitably.
Entrepreneur July 2008 Rosalind Resnick	Gimme Some Credit Hard hit by the subprime mortgage crisis and tightening credit markets, banks and credit card companies have cut back on lending in all arenas. Is your bank folding up the credit tents? Don't panic.
Entrepreneur July 2008 John Jantsch	Social Butterfly Work the social networking scene to get the most out of your online presence for your small business.
Entrepreneur July 2008	Launch Roundup Get your monthly dose of inspiration with these startup success stories.
Entrepreneur July 2008 Rosalind Resnick	Equity Exchange No budget for an advisory board? It's ok -- some will work for stakes.
Entrepreneur July 2008	Smart Ideas Roundup Recent start-ups: ChefLine's members can receive cooking and menu advice from professional chefs... Chill Factor Clothing Co. sells self-cooling clothes online and in stores...
Entrepreneur July 2008 Sara Wilson	Honor Roll While most people their age were still finding their way in life, these franchisors were living their dreams. Read on about three successful entrepreneurs.
Entrepreneur July 2008 Romanus Wolter	Time on Your Side How to keep your mind focused in the midst of multiple demands during your business' start-up phase.
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