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Monday, March 12, 2007

SBA - Minority Wonmen's Business Seminar (March 2007 - Brooklyn NY)


Small Business Seminar
Focus: Minority Women Business Owners
Tips for success.
Call 718-963-4112 x563 for details

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Friday, March 09, 2007

House prepares small-business tax plan

House prepares small-business tax plan

House Democrats are expected to introduce a $1 billion small-business tax break package that will accompany the recent minimum-wage increase. The package, which is substantially smaller than the Senate's proposed $8 billion tax cut, calls for revenue increases to offset the tax breaks and is expected to go to the House Ways and Means Committee.

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small business, tax, congress, tax law

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When Commercial Space Is a Good Move

When Commercial Space Is a Good Move

When is the right time to move from a home office to commercial space discusses planning and making the move.

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small business, SOHO, commercial real estate

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How to Get Financing and Investors for Your Business

Rules for Raising Capital

Getting money isn't difficult, but getting the right money at the right time on the right terms is what matters. Here's how to do it. more info.



How to Secure Financing

Ready to take your business to the next level? Here's what you need to know and do to land the capital you need. more info




business, capital, finance, loans, investment, small business, startup

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Monday, January 29, 2007

Management: Planning a Breakout Year

Planning a Breakout

Tuck management prof Sydney Finkelstein talks about his new book on howto leave your competitors in the dust.

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The Women's Leadership Forum: Innovation Strategies for a Changing World

The Women's Leadership Forum: Innovation Strategies for a Changing World
Harvard Business School Executive Education April 29 - May 3, 2007

Remaining competitive in today’s fast-moving, global environment is a constant challenge for any business leader. The Women's Leadership Forum, a new program from Harvard Business School Executive Education, is devoted to empowering women executives to think innovatively, act successfully, and lead with lasting impact for their organizations and for their own personal satisfaction. Join us for an intensive program that delivers thought-provoking analyses of critical management issues with HBS faculty and highly influential peers.

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Lure of Entrepreneurship Beckons Boomers

Lure of Entrepreneurship Beckons Boomers

Instead of retiring, boomers are starting second-act businesses; some are motivated by an independent lifestyle, others by economic necessity.
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Are You Ready for Your Second Act?
Take this simple quiz to find out if you're ready to fly solo and run your own business. Take the survey.
Here are some highly recommended business ideas for your new veture. Email Careers@BizAnalyst.net for more information. Click here to begin.

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Small Business: Warming Up to Climate Change

Warming Up to Climate Change

The Rocky Mountain Institute urges entrepreneurs and corporations to face up to the reality of climate change--and make some money! “The most effective climate-protection measures actually help the economy and offer profitable business opportunities to the companies that implement them,” to quote their webpage.

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Specialized Services, Targeted Products Even Playing Field for SMBs

Specialized Services, Targeted Products Even Playing Field for SMBs

Small businesses need no longer think they're automatically a step behind by virtue of their size, according to this week's research. Microsoft and other big vendors are specifically targeting smaller companies by tweaking their own products to meet SMB needs or acquiring firms whose products are geared to them. Dell, for instance, has launched an online service called Small Business 360, that is aimed at companies will little to no IT support of their own. It includes resources such as Webcasts, as well as forums where users can ask questions of Dell experts or each other. Similarly, companies like Silk Road Asian Sourcing work to connect SMBs to the right outsourcing partners.

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