Entrepreneur Magazine: June 2000
Featured Article
Runnning a Multi-Family Business
Working together can get complicated when two or more families run a single business.
Pass It On
Forget military school.today's colleges and universities have something else in mind of the kids of today: fashioning them into the next generation of entrepreneurs.
From: Business To: Business
Subject: Long-heralded as the next big set of Internet opportunities, business-to-business e-commerce is here--and the crystal balls were right; it's big.
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Not ready for the burden of a full-time business? How do your evenings and weekends look?
Burn, Baby, Burn
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Free At Last
Is your home office a network nightmare-piles of wires, holes in the wall and cabling for everything but the kitchen sink? Take it all wireless!
Driving Up Profits
A familiar name offers a franchise that's for keeps.
Back To School
Computer U franchise teaches seniors how to travel the World Wide Web.
Got Cash?
If not, then you ought to know what lenders are looking for.
What's New
Franchise updates on 1-800-GOT-JUNK, EagleRider Inc., and Sears Carpet and Upholstery Care Inc.
Need A Hero?
Mr. Hero uses competition to bring out the best in its franchisees.
