Small Business

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

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Entrepreneur June 2003 Devlin Smith	This Old House If your house needs painting and your roof needs repairing, these franchisees have it covered.
Entrepreneur June 2003 Romanus Wolter	Prepare for Takeoff Fuel up your entrepreneurial spirit, and then let it take flight.
Entrepreneur June 2003 Torres & Pennington	Frozen Assets There's nothing like a hot product -- or, in this case, a cold product with hot sales. Just ask Mike Fanning and Bill Sammon, founders of the Hima Ice Towel Corp., which sells prepackaged cotton towels soaked with refreshing mixtures of essential plant oils that promote evaporation and cooling.
Inc. June 2, 2003	War Stories War and other unexpected events of recent years have had varying effects on American small businesses. Here, the stories of two small businesses and how they've faced, and suffered through, the uncertainties.
Inc. June 1, 2003 Leigh Buchanan	The Heart of a Company The birth of a seriously ill child set Kenny Kramm on a course from ordinary guy to extraordinary entrepreneur. His company, FlavorX Inc., flavors liquid medicines for children.
Inc. June 1, 2003 Michael S. Hopkins	Why Leadership Is The Most Dangerous Idea in American Business If you're an entrepreneur, almost everything about "leadership" as we know it is bad for you. But there's another way to lead. Here are the rules.
Inc. June 1, 2003 Rod Kurtz	From One Company to Another Why troops returning from Iraq are likely to get the entrepreneurial itch.
Inc. June 1, 2003 Lora Kolodny	Better Search Terms Dan Bricklin has a new way for small companies to increase their online visibility by tagging their sites so that local company webpages could easily be found.
Inc. June 1, 2003 Michael P. Cronin	Turning Japanese (Entrepreneurial) Is a start-up wave sweeping Japan?
Inc. June 1, 2003 Nicole Gull	SBDCs Face the Ax As states trim their budgets, many of the Small Business Administration's Small Business Development Centers may be forced to close.
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