Small Business

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

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Entrepreneur May 2005 Karen Edwards	Novel Idea A former drug dealer leaves prison, writes a novel, then, 21 rejections later, starts a successful publishing business. Her novel, Let That Be the Reason, launched what is now a 16 author, 24 title success story.
Entrepreneur May 2005 Nichole L. Torres	Memory Upgrade These entrepreneurs have applied traditional products in innovative new ways to treat Alzheimer's and help seniors improve their cognitive ability.
Entrepreneur May 2005 Amanda C. Kooser	Spring Cleaning Is it time to get tough on your business software -- namely, obsolete programs, old versions and applications that aren't in line with your business goals?
Entrepreneur May 2005 Steve Cooper	Winning Hand A publisher and poker pro offers his inside tips for improving your poker game and, consequently, your entrepreneurial game. And he isn't bluffing.
Entrepreneur May 2005 Mark Henricks	Jumping the Gun A 2004 report found that 42 percent of small firms had no written policies on weapons at work, compared to 14 percent of big companies. But as the issue of firearms in the workplace heats up, that gap may narrow.
Entrepreneur May 2005 April Y. Pennington	Perfect Pitch Jim Abbott -- despite being born without his right hand -- once pitched a no-hitter as a New York Yankee. But now a motivational speaker, his advice is a big hit with entrepreneurs. His message? Learn to ADAPT.
Entrepreneur May 2005	Soup's On Checking up on the progress of the up-and-coming trend of helping moms prepare dinner for their families.
Entrepreneur May 2005 Stephen Barlas	Standard Issues New rules regarding food distribution and handling and revisions to the Americans with Disabilities Act pose challenges for small businesses.
Entrepreneur May 2005 Jerry Fisher	Ain't It clever? Four clever marketing ideas used by innovative entrepreneurs.
Entrepreneur May 2005 Kim T. Gordon	Service With a Smile Not sure how to market your service business? Set your focus on these five tips for bringing in new customers.
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