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- Soldiering On to Remake the SBA
- Steven Preston has his work cut out for him. Robb Mandelbaum
- Small Firms Get Break on Accounting Rules
- The Securities and Exchange Commission plans to ease parts of Sarbanes-Oxley considered too burdensome. Angus Loten
- TechnoFile: Identity Crisis
- Anne Stuart
- Courting Trouble
- For most entrepreneurs, a little shamelessness is indispensable. In Kentucky, Tina Conner took that impulse a step too far. Nadine Heintz
- A Thief Within
- When Lloyd and Jim Graff discovered an embezzler in their company, they had to decide how emotional -- and how practical -- their response would be. John Grossmann
- Street Smarts: The Unkindest Cut of All
- If you've ever experienced employee theft, you know that the money is the least of it. Far worse is the sense of betrayal. Once you've been burned, can you ever trust anyone again? Norm Brodsky
- Preventing Small-Business Fraud
- Small businesses are more likely to become the victims of fraud than larger businesses. Here's how you can prevent fraudulent activity in your workplace. Carole Matthews
- Street Smarts: A Breach of Trust
- Despite the recent revelations about high-level corporate larceny, most businesspeople are out to earn an honest buck. So it still comes as a surprise to discover a supplier or customer taking advantage of you. The question is, How should you respond? Norm Brodsky
- How to Catch a Fraudulent Transaction
- Alexander Brown
- The Earnings Management Crackdown
- Ralph Ward
- The Fraud Bogeyman
- The specter of Internet fraud has made it tougher for small e-merchants to navigate the maze of credit card processing fees charged by banks. Several new services offer a solution. Ilan Mochari
- Fast-Sinking Star
- After making the #1 spot on the 1996 Inc. 500, multilevel marketer Bill Gouldd slid and folded in a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission. Donna Fenn
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