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Franchise Your Business
Before you begin to franchise your business, it is important to consider its "franchisability."
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This report recommends that SUM reorient MicroStart to focus more clearly on finding and supporting organizations that have good potential to become major providers, while reducing the proportion of its resources devoted to low potential organizations.

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Lease Equipment
Sometimes leasing equipment, instead of buying it, can be the best option for your business. However, there are many variables that should be considered, including costs, use restrictions, legal parameters, and others.
China's Boomtowns
The current National Geographic has a fascinating feature on capitalism in China's boomtowns, cities like Lishui that are growing so fast that city planners have razed 108 hilltops to accomodate the runaway growth.

PubliCity Outside Your City: Outsourcing For More Affordable PR Services
Don't be afraid to search outside your geographic region for qualified publicity/media exposure services.
Marketing Home Business More Than Handing Out Cards
For new business owners, having customers find you can be one of the many challenges in getting your business off the ground. While many believe that the internet is the best way to gain market exposure, if your business is focused on one specific geographic area, going online can be unproductive...
Travel Savvy: Shopping the World -- Stuff you just cannot buy at home
It it really that wrong to shop overseas, when the products are ones you cannot find at home? In these days of weight restrictions on most flights, one must choose carefully the goods carted home.
Precautions to Take When a Key Employee Leaves
Using non-compete agreements and other contractual restrictions for key employees is just one safe guard companies can use to protect itself against "pirating". There are other precauions companies can also take in order to secure a company's customers, business information and workforce.
The Dog Whisperer
We have been watching The Dog Whisperer on the National Geographic channel. You may be thinking: if I'm not having problems with my dog, or I don't have a dog, what does this have to do with me? Well, the Dog Whisperer is not really about dogs at all.....but about how your beliefs impact everything (and everyone) around you.

The Telephone Consumer Protection Act
The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (or TCPA) is the ammendment to an earlier Communications Act. The TCPA implements tighter restrictions on telemarketers and also provides an outlet for people who don't wish to receive any solicitation calls referred to as the "Do Not Call List".

Hit the ground running: The benefit of multi-city PR teams
When your PR plan covers multiple geographic regions, a multi-city PR team can really help. It's all about understanding the local PR landscape.
All Happy Subways are Alike
We study the temporal evolution of the structure of the world’s largest subway networks. We show that, remarkably, all these networks converge to a shape which shares similar generic features despite their geographic and economic differences.

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