November 2005

Making Their Mark
These young entrepreneurs aren't following anyone's rules--they're too busy blazing their own trails to multimillion-dollar success.
Saving for College
Tax-free 529 college savings accounts may not stay that way, but they'll still be a smart way to plan for your child's future.
Call in a Day's Work
Think there's no such thing as being too connected? This couple begs to differ.
Protection Against Viruses
As your first line of defense against computer bugs, these updated security tools will protect you from just about anything.

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Mystery Manager
Who's minding your money?
Give and Receive
When done right, corporate charitable giving can boost company morale and exposure--as well as your bottom line.
Human Cost
Dodging unemployment taxes is a risky business.
Working With Your Angel Investors
Make sure your angel investors won't hold your business back when it's time to graduate to larger investors.
Speak Up
Is interrupting a good business tactic, or just plain rude?
In Your Face
When it comes to marketing, this web designer uses his head--literally.
Listen and Learn
Wonder what customers really want? Just ask them.
Asking the Right Questions
You don't have to be a master inquisitor to ask your prospects all the right questions. Learn how to set yourself up to seal the deal every time.
Take a Stand
A newsstand, that is. Make magazines part of your marketing mix with these five money-saving ideas for advertising in print.
Creative Autoresponders Keep You on Customers' Minds
Creative autoresponders are a surefire way to make customers remember you long after they've logged off your site.
And Baby Makes Three
When one boss brings an infant into a fledgling firm, it steps up the challenge.
Corporate Earnout
When selling your company, an earnout agreement can seem like an attractive option--but things could get ugly if you're not careful.
The Heat Is On
How long can the U.S. maintain its innovative edge?
Tech Essentials for the Business Traveler
Wherever your business takes you, here's the mobile technology you need to keep on going.
It Figures 11/05
Losing faith in the economy, seeing green in ethnic food and more
Change Is Brewing
<i>Entrepreneur</i> and Xerox stir things up with a new look for a very deserving brewery.
The Latest Thing
Be the first to know about these new franchises.
Critter Comforts
The boom in pet businesses has entrepreneurs vying for their spots as top dogs.
Resources 11/05
Websites, organizations, events and more to grow your business
The Long Road
Enlightening travels find SBDC funding reaching new lows, generous big guys and inspiring entrepreneurs.
Feedback 11/05
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Finding International Manufacturers
We'll help guide you on your cost-cutting quest to outsource your manufacturing overseas.
High and Dry?
Why Katrina contracts may be out of entrepreneurs' reach
Know It All
Finally, there's a smarter approach to managing your knowledge workers.
Hot Seat
Find out how you can move to the head of the class--for less--on your next flight.
The Benefits of Business Interruption Coverage
Insurance can help smooth the road to disaster recovery.
Bill Battle
Can restructuring save a program that helps entrepreneurs but hurts the budget?
New Cop in Town
Will the new SEC chairman set you free from regulation?
Power of Choice
Can managed competition lower health-care costs?
Gas You Like It
How to ease workers' commutes as gas prices skyrocket
Money Buzz 11/05
Controlling online payments, expensive medical plans and more
Fueling Growth
A billion-dollar opportunity inspired some resourceful brothers to find a funding shortcut.
Fuel for Thought
Meet today's new and improved diesels.
Sell Buzz 11/05
Advertising in video games, commercials vs. product placements and more
Split Decision
Is hiring part-time sales reps a good idea?
Shred Away?
Why you need a document retention plan
Lead Buzz 11/05
Unqualified employees, workplace violence and more
Speakerphones for Conference Calls
With this new speakerphone, you don't have to sound distant at all.
Gear 11/05
Build custom search engines with this mini device
Trusting Your Gut Instincts
Trying to make a tough business decision? Listen to your intuition.
Financing With a Home Equity Line of Credit
The startup financing you need could be right at your doorstep.
Perfect Kit
Entice customers with all-in-one solutions that save time and money.
Stake Your Territory
Keep your startup out of a saturated market with these free business listing sites.
What's New 11/05
All fired up over children's pottery classes
Smart Ideas 11/05
Pizza on the fly, designer toast and more
Out of School
Targeting customers far from your college halls? Here's how to get them.
Doctor's Orders
Getting the FDA to give your medical invention the thumbs up can be a challenge, so follow this prescription for approval.
Carry My Tune
This independent artist turns away investors and calls profits a "side effect"--he just wants to move your music.
Nest Practices
Cracking the organic market at the right time was key to this egg farmer's success.
Your iPod's Pod
A nifty new case for your precious iPod
Online Aid for Global Expansion
Expanding internationally? These websites can help.
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