January 2000
Mac Is Back
After a yearlong hiatus, the Golden Arches reclaim the No. 1 spot on our list of America's top franchises.
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Take The Leads?
The Internet is good for approximately one billion things. You'd think international trade leads would be one of them.
Words From The Wise
You may not be living in Camelot, but you, too, can have your round table.
Dazed And Confused
Is your browsing out of control? Here are some handy tools to get organized.
Whatever Lights Your Bulb
Someone else always beating you to those million-dollar ideas? Well, get ready for another one of those head-smacking, `I should've thought of that!' experiences.
Think Big
Hate seeing some stupid gadget on QVC making somebody millions? Don't get mad, get creative. These 9 simple steps can turn your big ideas into big profits.
Networking Is Not a Dirty Word
Being a successful networker doesn't mean you have to be a slimebag. Here's how to schmooze with the best of them...without selling out.
Million-Dollar Ideas
They're hot, they're cool, and they can make you rich. Our picks for the best business ideas for 2000 and beyond.
Let's Get Political
Burdened by taxes, regulations and red tape, start-up entrepreneurs are screaming for relief. Is anyone in Washington listening?
Everyone's Doing It
I'm in business. You're in business. She's in business. He's in business . . .
Stake A Claim
In the Internet gold rush, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is the lone barrier to technology infringement. Does it know what it's doing?
Gettin' Jiggly With It
Entering a market dominated by a certain hyphenated superbrand and Bill Cosby's mug is no picnic.
Follow The Rules
To err is human; to put your personal finances in order is divine. One expert shows you eight common mistakes you can avoid.
Wrestling With Reform
The freshest face on the political landscape, Jesse Ventura, speaks his mind on government, taxes, education and business.
Hidden Resources
Think nonprofits have no money to spare for your company? Stop ignoring this $621 billion market.
Crash Course
When your business is growing so fast it's out of control, here's how to pull the entrepreneurial equivalent of steering into the skid.
Analyze This
Sure, you can buy a franchise in almost any industry you're interested in, but it still pays to take a closer look before you leap.
Reeling In The Big Ones
Overcome your fear, and you could land the mother of all accounts.
Don't Get Personal
Taking the personal out of personnel isn't easy when you're talking about family.
Lords Of Discipline
`Gimme 10!' is not the way to change your employees' behavior.
Lights, Camera . . .
Want to add video to your marketing arsenal? Don't shout 'Action' 'til you read this.
Break It Down
Would your managers take more interest in their departments' success if it were their company?
New Jersey
You've got your project and your lab coat. But stop right here for your funding needs.
Test The Waters
Ready to roll with your great idea? Don't make the leap 'til you know what you're getting into.
Brush With Success
Florida entrepreneurs win exposure to millions of potential customers--and dollars.
Ask Away
Interviewing? Get the answers you need without having to ask the tough questions.
Fantastic Scans
It's a new year; need a new scanner? The latest models prove better technology doesn't have to blow your budget.
E-Business Busters
What you read about the Internet is not always the real thing. Here are four e-commerce myths debunked.
Taking The Net By Storm
Survey shows small businesses accessing the Internet with a vengeance.
Automation For The People
Trust the technology and give someone else your payroll headache.
Watch Your Backup
Do those online auction deals sound too good to be true? They probably are.
21st Annual Franchise 500
Our annual ranking of America's best franchise opportunities
Board Games
The OTC Bulletin Board: a rung on your way up the Nasdaq ladder or the place where small-time players go to be small-time players?
No Trespassing
You don't need a rocking chair and a shotgun to keep the IRS off your property--taxwise, anyway.
Exit Signs
Two-weeks notice shouldn't be your first hint that employees are looking elsewhere.
The Shadow Knows
Are you clued in to what's really going on in your company? According to experts, the real deal can be found lurking in a shadow organization.
The Long Haul
If your employees' responses to `How was the drive?' range from drooling catatonia to fits of rage, you can help.
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