Small Business

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

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Entrepreneur December 2004	Fever Pitch Four strategies smart entrepreneurs are using to generate new business ideas.
Entrepreneur December 2004 Rieva Lesonsky	Leaving Their Mark A look at the impact of the baby boomers. The aging of the boomers will create more opportunities and challenges for entrepreneurs.
Entrepreneur December 2004 April Y. Pennington	Java Enabled For this former film student, the road to Hollywood, and business success, is paved with coffee beans -- brewed at catered coffee bars on movie lots.
Entrepreneur December 2004 Joan Szabo	Think Fast There's good news for entrepreneurs who own business real estate. Recent guidelines from the IRS indicate that the tax agency is now more receptive to business owners accelerating depreciation on buildings already built or being built.
Entrepreneur December 2004 Sara Wilson	Snapshot 12/04 Michael and Meredith Wickliffe, founders of Wick's Pizza Parlor and Pub in Louisville, Kentucky, started with $10,000 in 1991 and estimates its 2004 sales at approximately $7 million. Their secret ingredient? Good pizza; free music.
Entrepreneur December 2004 Mark Henricks	Working It Good news for entrepreneurs who need help but aren't ready to hire full-time employees: The number of people working part time is going up.
Entrepreneur December 2004 Sara Wilson	Make a List, Check It Twice Ever wonder what's on other entrepreneurs' to-do lists? Here's a look at three of them.
Entrepreneur December 2004 Stephen Barlas	What's Cookin'? The FTC is serving up a new and improved franchise rule, but is it what small-business owners ordered?
Entrepreneur December 2004 Don Debelak	Taking License For inventors who don't have the time or the money to introduce their product on their own, entering into a licensing agreement is an obvious solution. But how do you choose the right company to license your product?
Entrepreneur December 2004 Nichole L. Torres	Try Again Business fell flat? No use whining about it. Here's how you as an entrepreneur can bounce back.
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