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Unlike other business phenomena we've seen come and go over the past decade, one seems certain to stick: homebased businesses. Why are 14.7 million U.S. businesses run from home? Because, thanks to cutting-edge technology, entrepreneurs have realized they don't have to sacrifice family, productivity or profits in the process. Perhaps the most revolutionary change in homebased business over the past few years is its scope. Your location doesn't limit your choices. All kinds of businesses, from all types of industries, can be run successfully from home.

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