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5 Resources to Get Your Business Started

Learn how to find the information you need to determine if your first business choice is your best business choice.

By Laura Tiffany

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Q: I want to start my own fashion business, but I really don't know a lot about the business. Can you tell me where to start?

A: Entrepreneur.com and TeenStartUps.com are great places to start your search for general start-up information--like how to write a business plan or how to do market research. But for more specific information--like on the apparel industry--you'll want to really crack down and extend your information search. So whether you want to start a fashion business, a Web design firm or a catering company, here are 5 resources you need to check out:

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