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Starting a Business
and
Getting Started
What do you see from your desk? These 10 business owners enjoy awesome office views that should inspire you to build your business into the kind of place where you want to spend...
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By Joshua Kurlantzick |
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Finance
Co-ops, or employee-owned companies, offer important advantages for small businesses and entrepreneurs -- especially when traditional financing is scarce.
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By Sam Thacker |
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Finance
Austin may be a top choice for growth, jobs, and quality of life, but as usual there's more to the story for companies and workers thinking of moving there.
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By Hoover's Editors |
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Thanksgiving
and
Holidays & Observances
Hoover's shines a rocket's red glare on some of the companies backing big Fourth of July celebrations this year.
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By Ken Walker |
Filed In:
Minnesota, USA
and
Midwest USA
I met a bearded veteran of the camping trails at a local coffee shop and in exchange for a large black coffee, he was willing to chat a bit about his luggage. I...
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By John Foley |
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Lakes
and
Landforms & Ecosystems
From the time I received that letter, I knew Marnie and Carl Hensel would become dear friends, great customers and a pair of the largest supporters of our future ventures. Theirneeds and intentions...
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By Sara Wilson |
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Drought
and
Disasters
We experience the rain in Spain and make another trip to Altea to visit a business for sale.
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By Ken Walker |
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Religion in Schools
and
Religion
The point is this; it is never safe (and no, 'never' is not too strong a word here) to talk about politics with a stranger, business colleague, fellow passenger, or client while you’re...
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By Ken Walker |
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Mountains
and
Landforms & Ecosystems
Maine’s Cadillac Mountain stretches more than 1,500 feet toward the sky and Acadia National Park is one of this country’s prettiest hidden treasures.
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By Nancy Germond |
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Insurance Premiums
and
Insurance Policies & Claims
If you have over a handful of employees, you probably pay a lot of worker's compensation premiums each year.
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By Ken Walker |
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Wilderness
and
Ecosystems & Habitats
Bears, Moose, Loons, Minks, Beavers, Lakes, Northern Lights, pristine wilderness, and absolute silence is what draw people to the Boundary Waters of Northern Minnesota.
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By Lynette DeNike |
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Beaches
and
Landforms & Ecosystems
In the face of career decimation, you can find a fresh path to personal credit and business credit health.
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By Ken Walker |
Filed In:
Lakes
and
Landforms & Ecosystems
The next time you need to host a client for a business meeting, why not consider a venue outside of the cold, mundane confines of a Holiday Inn conference room?
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By Tim Devaney and Tom Stein |
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Small Business
and
Company Structures & Ownership
Two new surveys show entrepreneurs are reaching the end of their rope.
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By Ney Grant |
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Private Equity
and
Investment Services
The world is rarely black and white, but with the two deals I completed recently, one went to a strategic buyer that practically defines the term strategic, while the other went to a...
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By John Foley |
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Internet Social Networking
and
Software Services & Applications
This of course will only add to the after holiday suffering we are all facing because of the seasonal over-indulging in sweets, cookies, pies, cakes, breads, parfaits, and puddings.
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By Rebecca Mazin |
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Recruitment & Hiring
and
Human Resources & Personnel Management
There's no need to break a sweat to lose those flabby, too-common words from your lexicon.
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By Ken Walker |
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Travel, Hospitality & Tourism Overview
and
Travel, Hospitality & Tourism
Consider taking an extra vacation day to rent a car and zip along the route to see some sights. Any of these drives are certainly worth it.
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By Jeff D'Arcy |
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Buying a Franchise
and
Franchises
“Ok, you get home after another 12-hour day in your cubicle, and decide there must be a better way. So, the obvious thing to do is to stroll down to the harbor and...
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Lakes
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Landforms & Ecosystems
Give a rational person the knowledge that the plane he's sitting on can take him to his destination in three hours. Now, sit him on that same plane next to a window where...
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