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By AllBusiness News Staff |
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AllBusiness Daily News
Analysts look ahead to the summer driving season and see bad news: gas prices that could hit $5 a gallon in some parts of the nation.
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By Jonathan Farrington |
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Sales
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Sales & Marketing
So just how bad is it going to get?
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By AllBusiness News Staff |
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AllBusiness Daily News
While the ongoing European credit crunch could be a psychological downer, it might also give small business owners a chance to apply some fresh thinking.
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By AllBusiness News Staff |
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AllBusiness Daily News
Greece and Italy are taking steps to get their houses in fiscal order. But will it be enough to save the eurozone from a breakup?
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By AllBusiness News Staff |
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AllBusiness Daily News
A plan to forgive 50 percent of Greece's sovereign debt is likely to avert what could have turned into a global financial disaster.
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By Ken Walker |
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Hitting the Road
and
Operations
Going into debt to go on vacation seems like a crazy thing to do -- especially when you can take some incredible trips for a lot less than you think.
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By Ken Walker |
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Hitting the Road
and
Operations
The sinking dollar makes overseas business travel an expensive proposition. Here's a suggestion to keep it from getting even pricier than it needs to be.
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By AllBusiness News Staff |
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Swap Transactions
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Securities & Other Investments
Greece's ongoing debt saga will certainly impact U.S. small business, no matter how the story ends.
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By AllBusiness News Staff |
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United States
and
North America
The Euro continues to flounder, and the U.S. Dollar is looking better. But a strong Dollar isn't necessarily the best way to fuel the economic recovery.
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By Mike Kraus |
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Convenience Stores
and
Food & Beverage Stores
A recent trip overseas highlights how manic retail in America has become
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By Carol Tice |
Filed In:
Euro
and
Currencies
Savvy exporters and importers use currency hedging to protect their companies from the risk of changing currency values.
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By Peter Suciu |
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Wireless Telecommunications Carriers
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Telecommunications Providers
The cost of doing business over the mobile Internet in Europe has just gotten cheaper
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By Diana Ransom |
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Charities
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Philanthropy
With the U.S. economy sputtering, small-business owners are looking abroad.
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By Lynette DeNike |
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Recession
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Economic Conditions
Plan and act to be certain your business will survive and thrive through economic hurdles ahead.
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By Peter Suciu |
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Wireless Telecommunications Carriers
and
Telecommunications Providers
Yahoo! is partnering with the Times Square Alliance in New York City to provide free Wi-Fi service to laptop and smartphone users
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By Miranda Marquit |
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Air Fares
and
Airlines
European souvenirs, hotels and food cost less than they did a year ago, thanks to the chances in the exchange rate.
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By Tim Devaney and Tom Stein |
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Fast Food
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Restaurants
Not the kind of stimulus we were looking for.
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By Ken Walker |
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Business Travel
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Travel Arrangement & Reservation Services
The trouble is that often, the last thing a frequent traveler wants to do with his points and miles is to, well, travel! My wife has convinced me otherwise, however, and slowly; I’m...
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Telemarketing
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Direct Marketing
Text messaging is gaining popularity as an advertising medium because it is relatively inexpensive and allows businesses to reach out to highly targeted consumers. Should you get on the texting bandwagon?
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By Mike Stevens |
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Manufacturing
There will be plenty of time to assign blame for the current economic crisis.down. What’s needed now is action.
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