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BWSMALLBIZ -- FRONTLINE McCain and Obama on Small Business Issues Where McCain and Obama stand on small business issues, and where they differ SALES & MARKETING Marketing to Millennials Teens are historically difficult to reach, but small businesses are finding some success online through Facebook and "preward" gift cards TECHNOLOGY Making Remote Check Deposit Real The technology to deposit checks remotely is here. Small banks gain convenience—and a way to compete with their larger counterparts ENTREPRENEUR'S JOURNAL Doing Business in Afghanistan Rangina Hamidi's Kandahar Treasure helps Afghan women sell embroidered goods in a war-torn country where security is a constant concern SMART ANSWERS Selling Online to Industrial Buyers Overseas Linda Rigano, director of strategic alliances at ThomasNet, shares online marketing strategies for small businesses selling in international markets SMALL BUSINESS FINANCING How to Negotiate a Term Sheet, Part II 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 SMALL BIZ Evaluating Small Business Credit Card Offers Credit-card issuers have turned their attention to the small business market as the consumer card market has become saturated 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 >> According to today's WSJ, Italy's tourist board has spent some $66 million and five years building a Web portal to attract tourists and boost the country's global image. Apparently one of the reasons floating about as to why the site has been such a disaster is the combination of too many people involved (and too many governments) in producing it as well as the staggering amount of money thrown at the project. There must be a lesson in here somewhe...
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Banks around the country are using systems that allow business customers to make deposits from their office computers. We explore this and other tech advances in the banking industry
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