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Entrepreneur January 2005 Gwen Moran	The Fast Lane Russell Miller is the founder of Vacant, a leader of the "here today, gone tomorrow" pop-up retail craze. His four-person company opens "guerrilla stores" in cities around the world for anywhere from two weeks to a month or so, hawking hard-to-find items.
Entrepreneur January 2005 Jane Easter Bahls	The Name Game Normally, lawsuits over trademarks involve a big company trying to fend off a copycat. But under a legal doctrine called "reverse confusion," a small company can fight back when a giant threatens to overpower it by adopting a confusingly similar trade name.
Entrepreneur January 2005 Sara Wilson	All the Rage Wondering what everyone will be crazy about in the coming year? Take a sneak peek at the hottest franchising trends for 2005.
Entrepreneur January 2005 April Y. Pennington	An American Icon On a broad scale, here are five areas that have been significantly affected by franchising: the economy, jobs, entrepreneurship, uniformity and culture.
Entrepreneur January 2005 Andrew A. Caffey	Get in the Game Think owning and operating is the only way to get involved in a franchise? Well, we can think of 5 strategies you can use to play the franchising game.
Entrepreneur January 2005 Nichole L. Torres	The Inside Scoop What's it really like to buy a franchise? One entrepreneur dishes up all the details of her journey to open a Cold Stone Creamery.
Entrepreneur January 2005 Nichole L. Torres	View From the Top Subway takes the title of the #1 franchise for the 13th time. So what's it really like to wear the crown?
Entrepreneur January 2005 April Y. Pennington	Would You Like a Franchise With That? You've decided to buy a franchise. Now comes the real choice--which one? We'll help you narrow down the menu so you can have it your way.
Inc. January 2005 David H. Freedman	Entrepreneur of the Year In the entrepreneurial achievement of 2004, Burt Rutan became the first private businessman to launch human beings into space. His ultimate goal: to make space flight routine -- and turn a big profit.
Inc. January 2005 Patrick J. Sauer	Entrepreneur of the Year: Bob Baron His storm-tracking technology helped us cope with a hyperactive hurricane season.
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