Small Business

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

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Entrepreneur November 2005 Nichole L. Torres	Closer Than You Think The internet has made it easier for startups to find information on overseas outsourcing. Just keep in mind, it's going to require some serious legwork. Here are some tips.
Entrepreneur November 2005 Nichole L. Torres	There's No Place Like Home If you are a homeowner, the startup financing you need could be right at your doorstep. Before moving forward, research your local market and ask a realtor to do a comparative market analysis to determine if the timing is right for you.
Entrepreneur November 2005 Paul & Sarah Edwards	Stake Your Territory Keep your startup out of a saturated market with these free business listing sites.
Entrepreneur November 2005 Sara Wilson	Spin City This marketing guru found just the right niche for his passion and skill with the PRstore franchise.
Entrepreneur November 2005 April Y. Pennington	Selling Point A frustrated eBay seller started a drop-off company to help ease the process.
Entrepreneur November 2005 Sara Wilson	What's New 11/05 Kids 'N' Clay Pottery Studios is a recently founded California studio that helps focus child development through art.
Entrepreneur November 2005	The Latest Thing Entrepreneur Magazine has a New Franchise listing to provide information about companies that started franchising in 2000, for people that may want to become franchise owners.
Entrepreneur November 2005 Laura Koss-Feder	Critter Comforts The boom in pet businesses has entrepreneurs vying for their spots as top dogs.
Entrepreneur November 2005	Smart Ideas 11/05 Pizza on the fly, designer toast and more new, successful small businesses.
BusinessWeek October 31, 2005 Susan Price	Golden Parachutes Daniel Preston broke his neck skydiving. He recently opened the 14- person Atair Aerospace, which is getting attention for its parachutes, made with an innovative material, and the computer systems that make them self-guiding.
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