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When an Addict Seeks a Job

By Jess McCuan |  Mar 1, 2004

Fresh from rehab, a former worker wants his job back. What can you do?  Read story

SBA Announces New Rules For Small Business Contracts

By Darren Dahl

Jan. 9, 2005 --Following on the heels of a report that found that the government has been shortchanging small businesses when doling out f...  Read story

Defense Software Companies Look Election-proof

By Joel Kotkin |  Aug 1, 1984

With the Democrats pledging to eliminate "big-ticket" defense-budget items, many defense contractors have reason to hope that President Reagan and the Rep...  Read story

Perspective: Doing well by doing nothing.

By Jess McCuan |  Jul 1, 2004

Meditation at work.  Read story

The New Artisans

Apr 1, 1987

REGINA PHELPS Health Plus Although many of the artisan businesses could do well in any major U.S. city, there are some that have a distinctly ...  Read story

Small Firms Eye Border-Security Contacts

By Angus Loten |  May 22, 2006

Companies specializing in video surveillance and other technologies could see a big payday.  Read story

Staying Alive in an Emerging Market

By Christi Frum |  May 3, 2000

The potential benefits of the molten-hot, new B2B market are enormous, but so are the potential pitfalls as industry giants muscle their way into the aren...  Read story

Federal Contracts Draw New Scrutiny

By Darren Dahl |  Aug 1, 2005

New questions about federal contracts for small businesses that aren’t.  Read story

Is Big Back? Or Is Small Still Beautiful?

By David Friedman |  Apr 1, 1998

The current boom in mergers and acquisitions in today's market seems to suggest that bigger is better. Not so. Here's why smaller companies have distinct adv...  Read story

UNTITLED

Feb 1, 2003

This Valentine's Day, as people celebrate their romantic bonds, many will also reflect on another significant relationship in their lives: the one between...  Read story

SBA Asks for Feedback on New Rules on Contracts

By Darren Dahl

Jan. 18, 2005 -- Following on the heels of a report that found that the government has been shortchanging small businesses when doling ou...  Read story

Adding Pounds

By Bruce G. Posner |  Mar 1, 1985

MANY COMPANIES HAVE PUT THEIR FINANCING PLANS ON HOLD, BUT ONE SEARCH FOR EQUITY HAS LED TO AN IPO IN ENGLAND.  Read story

Fed Contracts Short of Small Business Targets

By Angus Loten |  Oct 21, 2005

Oct. 24, 2005 --The federal government failed to meet contracting goals for small and minority-owned businesses last year, costing owners ...  Read story

Developing an RD Relationship

By Carole Matthews |  Sep 18, 2002

John Lisy, vice president and chief operating officer of Orbital Research, offers his top tips for developing solid research and development relationships wi...  Read story

On Second Thought

By Craig R. Waters |  Aug 1, 1984

We throw away all sorts of things -- automobiles, washing machines, air conditioners. The apostles of remanufacturing believe we can pick up the pieces and p...  Read story

A Byte Of Education

By Abby Solomon |  Oct 1, 1983

Three years ago, learning to use a microcomputer was about as high a priority for a CEO as learning to type. That has changed. And if education is your goal,...  Read story

Terms Of Endearment

By Vin McLellan |  Mar 1, 1984

By selling peace of mind to Fortune 500, Selecterm has been able to survive a series of shakeouts in the volatile terminal market.  Read story

Finance Man

By Lisa R. Sheeran |  Aug 1, 1985

THE FINANCIAL SKILLS THAT A CEO LEARNS ON THE JOB CAN BE USEFUL WHEN AN INVESTMENT DEAL IS ON THE TABLE.  Read story

Striving For An A+ Workforce

By Bronwyn Fryer |  Mar 15, 2001

A revolutionary facility helps entrepreneurs educate their workers. Ultimately, programs like this one could remake the economy.  Read story

Sweet Deals

By Anne Stuart |  Nov 15, 2000

Mrs. Beasley's has created a stellar blueprint for integrating "bricks" and "clicks" businesses through strategic partnerships, superior logistics, and some ...  Read story

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