Entrepreneur Magazine: March 2011
Featured Article
Jargon: Xoogler
Describes the swelling ranks of ex-Google employees headed for younger, nimbler startups--or starting companies of their own.
Custom Jewelry Goes Online for 'Generation Me'
Matt Lauzon's Gemvara puts the 'me' in e-commerce.
The Myth of Government Grants
Many government grants are available for small businesses, but research carefully.
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