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1. An entrepreneur and their business, are so closely tied together that a bank will want to see how they handle their personal affairs, before granting a small business line of credit.

2. The company's’ annual meeting will be held from 2–4 PM on May 3d in the Santa Fe room at the Marriott hotel.

3. Well over four hundred outstanding students from coast-to- coast, have realized their dreams of a college education thanks to the NASE Scholarship program.

4. If you’re home is you’re principle place of business you can deduct generally the cost of traveling from you’re home, to any business destination.

5. Companies like McLeod USA sprung into being in the 1990’s to provide cut rate phone services to small- and medium-size businesses in competition with the established baby bells.

6. Some question whether a ‘new economy’ exists and if so how it differs from the old economy?

7. When the music industry claimed by stealing intellectual property Napster were committing piracy Napster argued that it wasn't doing anything illegal or un-ethical.

8. The World Bank plays an important roll in todays fast changing closely-meshed global economy.

9. When it comes to consumer rights the F.D.A., F.T.C., and Agriculture department are concerned not only with safety but also accurate information.

10. Fujitsu, a $35 billion company with 160,000 employees, dominates the Japanese computer industry.

11. The fortune 500 ranks not only corporations by size but also offers brief company descriptions; along with industry statistics, and additional measures of corporate performance.

12. Having bought 55 companies over the past decade, plans to make ten to 15 new acquisitions each year are being made by Cisco Systems.

13. In 1984 Michael Dell decided to sell P.C.’s direct and built to order, before long everyone in the industry it seemed like was trying to imitate Dells’ strategy.

14. Resulting in large cost savings for the company, American Express have reduced the number of field office’s from 85 to 7 by using virtual teams.

15. In Europe and Asia, people were the first to use mobile phones to send text messages to other users; exchange email; read the morning news; surf websites; and to make purchases such as movie tickets and charge it to they’re monthly phone bill.