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Sometimes cultural barriers can undo any multimillion dollar deal. Make sure the barrier isn't you.
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Ray Barton transformed Great Clips from just four hair salons into nearly 3,000, and he did it by turning down franchises that didn't fit into his expansion strategy.
Starting a Business
The Secret Upside to Fear
Don't let fear make your decisions. Find out how to ease your worries, and boost your business to new heights.
Little Boxes' Big 4-0
As the cubicle turns 40, we look back at the great (and not-so-great) moments in cube history.
Starting a Business
The Seeds of Success
Business is blooming for 1-800Flowers.com, but it wasn't always that way for founder Jim McCann.
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Get Smarter
Would you believe. that, unlike watching the movie, reading this will make you get smart?
Innovation Nation
At Eureka! Ranch, American manufacturers find creative ways to grow.
Starting a Business
What's the Next Bubble to Burst?
It's a question for a realist, not a pessimist.
Two's Company
Is your dynamic duo likely to become an explosive one? Before jumping into a business partnership, ask yourself these 7 key questions.
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Law and Potential Disorder
Find out how the latest slew of legislation could affect your business in 2008.
An Extension of Himself
Athlete Eric Robinson has helped build a $10 million prosthetic foot company, as well as an event that gives amputees a chance to participate in extreme sports again.
Crash Course on Extreme Sports
These action-sport athletes are taking on business ownership at full speed and finding out it's not always a smooth ride.
Technology
From Gamer to Gym Rat
Now gamers can play while getting in their gym time, too. And we're not just talking about the Wii.
Growth Strategies
A Toy Shop Story
These toy shops may be small, but they compete with the biggest retailers every holiday season and thrive.
Starting a Business
What's Up With These Docs?
These former doctors found the best treatment was to take two aspirin and start a business in the morning.
