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| FINANCE When You're in Bad with the Bank If you have missed payments on your bank loan or are in violation of covenants, your bank may want to sell off the loan. Here's what you can do to prepare yourself SALES & MARKETING Where Customers Go to Praise (or Bash) You There are a dozen or so Web sites that review local businesses across the country. Take a look, and read what people say behind your back SMALL BUSINESS FINANCING How to Negotiate a Term Sheet, Part I In this two-part series, columnist Tom Taulli defines key terms and sketches out common pitfalls for entrepreneurs negotiating a term sheet with venture capitalists SMART ANSWERS Landing a Business Loan After a Bankruptcy It's particularly tough in this economic climate, but there are options to securing the money you need GROWTH STRATEGIES Five Proven Internet Marketing Techniques Make sure your come-ons and your message are attractive, really communicate, and respond to customers' needs Six Business Owners Who Are Olympic Athletes A look at six small-business owners who are competing in the Beijing Olympics SMALL BIZ Where Customers Review Businesses Online If you run a consumer business, chances are pretty good that a few of your customers are posting their opinions about it on customer review Web sites SMALL BIZ Slide Show: Fresh Entrepreneurs Welcome to our ongoing series profiling startups from across the country. We'll be asking for your suggestions and adding profiles on a regular basis Selling a Business in a Down Market Small business owners who want to sell have an advantage. Even in a down market, there are always more buyers than sellers. But this year getting the best price will require creativity, says Peter Johnston, author of "Negotiating With Giants" Need Help? Find experts in your area in:
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| BLOG The New Entrepreneur >> For years now, the Amish have moved away from strictly farming and diversified into various other ventures. Could this be the start of a new trend in small business: the Amish workforce? In this time of rising costs due to fuel spikes and the loss of manufacturing jobs as a result of outsourcing, tapping into this hardworking domestic set of ready-made workers appears attractive to a degree. However, it also raises a troubling specter...
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Get currency options trading ideas with Trading Central's free FX Options Trade Alert. See opportunities as they arise, based on technical analysis. SMART ANSWERS KAREN E. KLEIN >> William Baker, marketing professor at San Diego State University, shares research findings on networking, particularly its relation to innovation SEND YOUR QUESTIONS TO KAREN > VIEWPOINT CARMINE GALLO >> Borrow rhetorical devices used by politicians and successful ad campaigns to make your presentations, pitches, and speeches more convincing MORE CARMINE GALLO COLUMNS >>Today's Tip Leadership Each new day brings many chances to learn, and these opportunities are often hidden in plain sight. In this, children can be our teachers...--David Peck, President, Leadership UnleashedREAD MORE > |
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