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11.13.10
Five dangers of small business inertia – are you at risk?
Sometimes, the biggest factor holding your business back is so small you can barely see it. In fact, it can be imperceptible – because it doesn’t move, it’s doesn’t take up any space, and it’s existence doesn’t change a thing. I’m talking about inertia.
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11.12.10
Homebuilders’ survival lessons
Imagine the ultimate MBA course in corporate survival, under the rubric “Navigating the Storm: Lessons from the late 2000s.” Believe it or not, the ideal industry for tomorrow’s managers to study would be America’s beleaguered homebuilders. In the past five years, the housing market has shrunk, both in prices and units, on a scale that’s almost inconceivable in any other sector.
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11.11.10
Santa Cruz ice cream shop owners get sweet call from the vice president
SANTA CRUZ — A few hours after Vice President Joe Biden met with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Wednesday, he had another important appointment.
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11.10.10
Disservice Sector: Trouble for a Nonprofit Run by David Wilmot, D.C. Superlobbyist
Here’s a novel idea: Maybe three of the most prominent lawyers in D.C. politics shouldn’t be in charge of group homes that care for the developmentally disabled.
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11.09.10
US voters carry anxiety, disappointment to the polls
The millions of Americans voting in midterm elections were not always sure what they wanted, or even whom. But many knew they were unhappy – uneasy about the economy, frustrated with the direction of the country and dissatisfied with politics.
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11.08.10
Voters carry anxiety, disappointment to the polls
By ERIN McCLAM Associated Press The millions of Americans voting in midterm elections Tuesday were not always sure what they wanted, or even whom. But many knew they were unhappy – uneasy about the economy,…
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11.07.10
Briefing for federal cabinet: U.S., not Asia, remains top key to economic future
MONTREAL – Canada’s trade minister has assembled briefing material for cabinet colleagues that warns this country’s economic future remains mostly tied to the U.S. — not to Asia or emerging economies.
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