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Wednesday, February 21, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Consumer Prices Rise 0.2 Percent in Jan.

Crisis spurs JetBlue bill of rights

Telecom tycoon has plans for wireless public safety start-up


India's attraction as a market grows


Get input from potential clients

Wal-Mart's sales weak, but profit rises


Some Employers Are Offering Free Drugs

Bringing Laboratory Space Back to New York

SoCal to see business growth
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Tuesday, February 20, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Wyoming call center caters to S. Koreans

Country Bookshelf owner looks to sell downtown store

Debit cards for immigrants

Self-storage sites go upscale in competitive Hawaii market

Left Holding the Bag in the Land of Fast Food

Company towns gone -- or are they?
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Monday, February 19, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Airbrush artist paints on any surface

Passion for outdoors inspires landscaping business

Working Wounded: Keys to getting the most out of employees

Wal-Mart names 9 cities for jobs plan

Managing growth gets an assist

Small-business owners' optimism grows in January

Xerox targeting smaller companies

AT&T offering new online resource


Firm begins $10 million expansion


Bad reception for free Wi-Fi

New Weapon in Web War Over Piracy

Business Insight - Crisis management: Having a crisis plan prepares for the unthinkable


Retail Notebook: 'Green' clothing store opens


Venture capital firms consider invention contests

Small businesses get a tax break

Inside Entrepreneurship: Collecting money from deadbeats

More and more, you can't go by appearances when you're surfing sites

Refrigerator magnet meets the digital age
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Friday, February 16, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Wholesale prices off 0.6 percent in Jan.

Burger King $1 menu escalates breakfast war


New stores drive '06 sales, profit higher

Yahoo Music might drop copy protection from some songs

System speeds Internet traffic flow


Venture Capital: New fantasy games coming

Goth beauty is in eye of beholder — but advice is plentiful
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Thursday, February 15, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Walgreen in $60 million deal to buy pharmacies

Grocers checking out strategies for growth


Retail sales slow; inventories weakest since mid-'05


Trolley Square reopens with care


Value of Idaho exports in 2006 sets record

Price-gouging plan kindles debate among lawmakers

Gourmet goat's milk ice cream catching on

Senate gets earful on container tax


Mattress maker goes natural




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Wednesday, February 14, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Retail sales are flat in January

India's expansion continues, but for how long?

Affordable health insurance for small businesses stalls in panel


Tragedy has mall operators stressing security


Real estate conference looks at energy

Small businesses need love today, agency says

Banking on illegal immigrants

SBA chief working to reform agency

L.A. mayor wants citywide wireless access

Soap factory staves off a trip to the cleaner

Four Brands in Car Rental May Merge

The Ad-Free Cellphone May Soon Be Extinct

Biggest threat to corporate information: Ignorance

Google opens up Gmail to everyone
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Tuesday, February 13, 2007

Business Articles of Note

The changing face of $1 coins

Gary, Indiana project unveiled

'Love contract'? It's office policy

Wal-Mart considering expansion into Russia

This Expansion Looks Familiar


U.S. Trade Deficit Grew to Another Record in ’06

Fewer employers offering health plans


Ghana cocoa co-op seeks sweet success in U.S.
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Monday, February 12, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Kalispell company poised for growth

For John Kirk it's a symphony in spruce

Furniture search turns into business venture

Grocery chain enters Chicago market


Scanner firms maintain, `To err is human'

Workplace romances can create tricky issues


Realestate.com doubles physical footprint, plans nationwide expansion

NEVADAN AT WORK: Building developer keeps striving for excellence, guided by father's lessons

Business schools warming to environmental concerns


Wal-Mart to trim its ebbing pet fish business

Home Depot May Shed Unit to Focus on Retail


The No-Name Brand Behind the Latest Flat-Panel Price War

Altiris on Forbes' list of fastest-growing tech companies

Chocolate lovers nationwide are discovering Fran's, a Seattle favorite

Retail Notebook: Making what it takes to make all kinds of candles

Steamed subs to heat up market
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Friday, February 09, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Tattoo art flows into mainstream ads

Inventory drop arrives along with rise in sales

Hewlett-Packard streamlines packaging

Inside Entrepreneurship: Think globally, fund locally

Airlines will charge for 2nd bag check
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Thursday, February 08, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Jan. retail sales better than expected

Toy makers seek to tout high-grade items

Circuit City to close 69 stores

Kohl's will add Elle clothing line

11 manufacturing firms are honored for achievement

Online real estate broker Redfin expanding service


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Wednesday, February 07, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Have You Heard?: Ceramics studio fills fun niche

WAL-MART STORES: Appeals court OKs class-action bias suit

SUPERVALU: Jewel-Osco to get DVD rental kiosks


Productivity slows in 2006 while wage pressures increase


Bookshops' latest sad plot twist

Brothers find making mattresses is a natural

Revamped Disney site launched

Traditional toy sales inch up in 2006


Keeping the Fruits of Research Close to Home in St. Louis
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Tuesday, February 06, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Ford to resurrect Taurus, Sable

Service sector growth increases

Family leave act being reviewed

Wal-Mart starts selling movie downloads

Disney yet to refresh website as promised


Virtual Hostages on a Plane

Toyota new symbol of how to do it right

Stakes huge in Yahoo's overhaul of search engine

Debit cards swipe the spotlight as checkbooks gather dust
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Monday, February 05, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Lockwood chiropractic clinic focuses on affordable care

U.S. service sector growth speeds up

Flexibility gains ground


Make something: Magazine bucks trend by building devoted audience

Wal-Mart retooling after worst holiday season ever

2007 Entrepreneur of the Year spills his secret


Home-grown Internet giant dominates China's market


Store brands switch niche from generic to upscale

Retail Notebook: Designer fashions her own shop, line of clothes
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Friday, February 02, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Delta, American raise round-trip fares

Administration brings trade case against China on subsidies

Utah's business index skyrockets


Amazon.com earnings fell 51% over holiday season


Proposed tax breaks split state's businesses

Children's Place may modify Disney accord

Verizon making noise in battle of broadbands

Venture Capital: Rolling big dice on retail goods
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Wednesday, January 31, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Home price rise smallest in 10 years

Economy perks up and grows at a 3.5 percent rate in final quarter of 2006

Capital is chasing clean-tech firms

Nintendo’s Wii, Radiating Fun, Is Eclipsing Sony Machine

Vista launch is lukewarm in Utah

Work on Windows Vista's successor is already under way
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Tuesday, January 30, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Outlook hazy on Microsoft's Vista

Microsoft begins the hard sell for Vista


Beware, automatic renewals


Rewriting the Room Service Menu

McDonald's selects new, healthier cooking oil


Google moves to shake up software, take on Microsoft
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Monday, January 29, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Artists find inspiration in ropes

New aircraft faces uncertain future

Facelift for an Evergreen mainstay

Something asymmetrical is afoot in European shoe wear

Wal-Mart gathers its managers, suppliers for strategic meeting

New shop wants you to silence your cell

Nourishing rural markets

Harnessing the Web to Sell Online Security

Blog Traffic Grows, and It’s Mostly Male


Grocers adapt to new shopping patterns


With Vista, Microsoft overhauls look and feel of Windows


'Rush' for Windows Vista is more like a stroll

Retail Notebook: Manly skirt is not just for Scots anymore

New Intel chip a breakthrough in speed, energy efficiency
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Friday, January 26, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Sales of new homes plummet in 2006

Wal-Mart agrees to pay back OT wages

China fights to curb economy

Big-ticket factory orders rise at fastest clip in 3 months

Nordstrom treatment, one better

Inside Entrepreneurship: 'Instant success' is an illusion in business

Internet leaves music labels singing blues
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Thursday, January 25, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Fans racing against clock to get HDTV

Youth market emphasis may miss the mark


Airfare hikes biggest since 2000

The L.A. Times shifts its focus to Web

Shoppers suggest alterations at Gap

Bookstore balances family and work
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Wednesday, January 24, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Sara Lee puts its heart into bringing new products to life

Local store retools and thrives

Keeping federal agencies accessible

Grocery stores galore on tap
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Tuesday, January 23, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Leading indicators signal faster growth

Dot-com incentive is called outdoors boon

Headwaters CEO named Entrepreneur of Year

Money flowing back to startups
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Monday, January 22, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Dance instructor turns life-long passion into business

Real estate agents hang blogging signs

Hiring quality workers poses stiff challenge

Web site builds links to music connection

Small businesses profess optimism

Entrepreneur has a nose for aroma business

Retailers trying to prevent abuses

An Insurance Policy for Low Airfares

Hardware cooperative Ace high

Dining on IRS' dime requires good records, common sense

Retail Notebook: Kids' voices, from behind a black door, give the answer

United limits frequent-flier miles
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Friday, January 19, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Consumer confidence rises to a three-year high

Hormone-free milk sales stir heated debate

Fulfilling a passion - one glass at a time

Venture capitalists gaze into their crystal balls

Inside Entrepreneurship: Stock options not always the best choice for a firm

Let them eat cakes
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Wednesday, January 17, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Notice: There will be not Business Articles tomorrow January 18, but they will return on Friday January 19th.

Study: City, suburbs not getting fair share of subsidies

McDonald's profit doubles on chicken wrap, Chipotle

CBS views Web as ally to boost TV viewership


Moab, Utah puts brakes on Wal-Mart

Prices soar for California citrus after temperatures plummet


To marketers, drivers are a captive audience

Panel's aims go beyond SBA


Court Rules for Wal-Mart in Maryland Suit
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Tuesday, January 16, 2007

Business Articles of Note

American Girl to expand

Coming to a computer near you: Netflix delivered on the Internet


Freezing temperatures destroy most of California citrus crop


Next front in trans-fat war: the doughnut shop

Blazing a Paper Trail in China

One-quarter of Americans dream of owning a business
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Monday, January 15, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Agent valuable to area farmers

Brothers team up to tackle home theater market

Credit cards drive up debts for small businesses


Online firms taking a traditional strategy

Older machines lack the punch for Vista

Anywhere the Eye Can See, It’s Likely to See an Ad

For Sale: One-Way Trip on a Private Jet. No Waiting

Partnerships to help sell Microsoft software to retailers


Right words help win deals


Retail Notebook: Store carries accessories to die for



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Friday, January 12, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Retail sales rise, inventories also up

AT&T drops Cingular, BellSouth brands to cut ad costs


Pepsi cans, bottles getting new look

Napster replaces AOL's Music Now download service

New offering at Wal-Mart

Kuna mom's scrapbooking venture pays off


Medical complex gives retail a shot

Grocery stores to push food pyramid
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Thursday, January 11, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Apple's new competitors react to iPhone's arrival

Walgreens plans to expand clinic service

House approves minimum wage increase

Trade deficit slips as exports set record high

Firms Fret as Office E-Mail Jumps Security Walls

Corporate forces form one voice

First-time writer signs on with heavy hitter: Starbucks


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Wednesday, January 10, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Sound quality competes with on-the-go music technology

RETAIL SALES: Use of gift cards credited for increase

Few office vacancies in Dixie (Southern Utah)

Theaters show improvement

A tidy work space saves time, money

Wii Outsells PlayStation 3 in Japan

Ruling may help small firms escape bad patent deals

Wal-Mart may keep more shoppers in town


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Tuesday, January 09, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Motorola plays new music tune

Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveils long-awaited phone, TV set-top box

Businesses mixed on healthcare proposal

Dell Founder Wants to Offset Energy Consumption

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Monday, January 08, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Couple works together in plumbing operation

West end B&B offers charm, relaxed pace


Wal-Mart Will Defend Reputation in Ads

Apple expected to unveil iPhone, iTV at Macworld show

Disney to unveil website revamp


Protecting Wi-Fi net about to get easier

EarthLink, Vonage partner to offer Wi-Fi service

Retail Notebook: Design boutique closing as demand goes global

One-stop legal shop expands in Pasadena



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Friday, January 05, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Payrolls increase; Incomes grow

IE vs. Firefox:

Holiday sales fail to dazzle

Thinking outside the box

Internet toll lanes appear less likely

Warner to introduce high-definition DVD using Blu-ray and HD DVD formats

Inside Entrepreneurship: Learn from mistakes of other parents


Amazon launches new site for handbags, shoes




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Wednesday, January 03, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Note: There will be not articles tomorrow January 4th, but will return Friday January 5th.

Office space scarce in Salt Lake City

Protect electronic gadgets

Stores sport in-house designs

Picking out a nit niche

Starbucks to eliminate trans fat

Google Answer to Filling Jobs Is an Algorithm

Searching for workers in Wyoming


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Tuesday, January 02, 2007

Business Articles of Note

Increase in base wage will hurt some businesses, help some employees

Hi Mountain busy in temporary site, plans new building in 2007

Power-Sipping Bulbs Get Backing From Wal-Mart

Wi-Fi Is Hitting the Road in Cars From Avis, but Technical and Legal Bumps Lie Ahead

Small-businesses contracts often go to corporations
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Friday, December 29, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Consumer confidence, home sales rise

AT&T offers concessions to FCC in BellSouth deal

Venture Capital: Angels like capturing mail at the post office

Industry discovers low cost of Washington State heartland

Inside Entrepreneurship: Use your head, not your heart, when kids need business loan

Startup uses 3-D technology to improve Net photo search


Web provides places to re-gift gift cards


Blogosphere is buzzing: What's up with Jobster?
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Thursday, December 28, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Sandwiches stay at top of food chain

Online Shoppers Overwhelm iTunes Store

Holiday retail sales fall short

Petsmart unleashes profit by adding lodging to stores


Hollywood, Orlando parks cut trans fats

Spokane economy diversifying


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Wednesday, December 27, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Gift cards are sirens' lure for teen girls

Verizon opens `Experience' stores to push fiber service

Stores lure post-holiday buyers

Rage-worn retail staff seek crisis counseling

Company that specializes in taking a lot off the top

Firm resolutions from local pros


Small Businesses Fight Fickle Rules

Cedar restaurant a legacy of dedication



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Tuesday, December 26, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Working at home cuts costs for local businesses

Ma Bell is calling again, with a big voice

Personalized Bobbleheads Getting a Nod

Pro skateboarders ramp up apparel firm's appeal

An Economy of Extremes

Rush at End, but Holiday Sales Fall Short

Coffeehouses as Fashion Boutiques; Selling Cachet by the Cup


I’m Elite and You’re Not


Verizon to Allow Ads on Its Mobile Phones

Media giants struggle for digital growth


New Internet Explorer will give the green light to some commerce sites

Background checks for Web sites create barrier for new businesses


Small Business: Resolution? They'll pay more attention


Retail Notebook: Shop helps pedestrians stride in style


West of Washington state's mainland finds new niche in people


Seattle shouldn't disregard the Other Washington

Old lumber builds niche

Not-So-Happy Returns


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Friday, December 22, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Consumers boost buying during holidays

Microsoft Extends Xbox Warranty

Retail technology exposition to be added to Chicago show

Toys target the faithful

Stores add hours, deepen discounts

Inside Entrepreneurship: It's good business to do good deeds


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Thursday, December 21, 2006

Business Articles of Note

No stop to the shopping

Need a place to hide gifts? Some rent a 'Santa Closet'

Retailers try to keep shoppers calm


TV 'bundles' now easier for phone companies

A Taste of Cuba in California

This Season, Retailers Play Up the 'Gift' in Gift Card

Retailers get personal with blogs from inside


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Wednesday, December 20, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Investment firm to pick up American Apparel chain

Will late shoppers save day?

Selling karma, hoping for a positive return


Firms may get some relief from audit rules

Google Steps More Boldly Into PayPal’s Territory


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Tuesday, December 19, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Time is running out

Wholesale prices surge in November by largest amount in 32 years

Mountain Home's Idaho Wrecker Sales builds custom tow trucks, markets unique equipment


Offline Involuntarily

Moving the Mail

Retailers uncertain how merry Christmas will be


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Friday, December 15, 2006

Business Articles of Note

2 Forsyth businesses put up big displays for holidays

Companies offer holiday decor help

Retailers sold on exclusives

Window shopping on the web

Coach loves 2nd career as clubmaker


Owner of exercise equipment company brings 20 years of fitness experience to his customers

It's the busiest time of the year for shipping companies


Retail Notebook: A stockbroker and a techie get artsy

Inside Entrepreneurship: Target your efforts to the appropriate VCs



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Thursday, December 14, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Retail worries? Not so fast

Sony sticking to PlayStation 3 shipment target, president says

Few airlines = high fares?

Tiny helicopter hot new gift item


Three Nampans open store that offers affordable home decor

Surf and talk for free at the mall


Kosher foods catching on with non-Jews too



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Wednesday, December 13, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Retail sales surge in November

Macy's reaching out to lure former Field's shoppers


Asian electronics giants hit by LCD price-fixing investigation

Price cuts hurt Best Buy

Holiday season has been a wild ride for Nintendo

Local knitting shop’s heartwarming yarn

Crafting a close-knit community


Two ways to get phone tax refund

Seattle-area retailers giving back year-round


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Tuesday, December 12, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Online retailers sweeten offers

Alisa Driscoll's Pitotubes are featured in People magazine and will be on a cable show

Retailers begin sales push for last-minute shoppers

XMission adopts new strategy

Denny's to eliminate trans fats from menu

Out of frying pan, into fryer



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Monday, December 11, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Chicago heart of word-of-mouth ads

Zillow lets users put up virtual `for sale' signs


Microsoft touts its rearranged Office

Hosiery sales sag with drift to casual

A holiday whiteout for stores

Office gifts from bland to bizarre

Kosher food brand is branching out


Online Swindlers Shift Focus to Smaller Retailers

Buyers have their say


Big retailers bite into impulse buys

Retail Notebook: Positive messages blanket nation

Small Business: It's time to make 2006 tax projections

Vista: There's more to like than dislike






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Friday, December 08, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Wards name gets new lease on life

Chinese company sweeps up Hoover

Consumers cut borrowing

Jewelers stress they do not sell blood diamonds

Inside Entrepreneurship: Tackle that mountain of 'due diligence' work


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Thursday, December 07, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Sears' flagship store to house Web center

Must-have gifts: Finding them may be this holiday's mission impossible


Partnership's goal: help moms worldwide build business, home

The Tricky Etiquette of Business Gifts

Mall eases parking crunch by offering shuttle service



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Wednesday, December 06, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Satellite radio stations face reality, merger

On Internet2, innovating at higher speed

An all-service help desk


Consumers hold out for bargains

Firm puts profit to good work


A Logan-based company's equipment integrates exercise with entertainment


Malls urged to add amenities and diversify


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Tuesday, December 05, 2006

Business Articles of Note

NYC Bans Trans Fats From Eateries

Consumers `procrastinate' on holiday shopping


Designer line fails to ignite Gap sales

Yahoo says online ad sales rising from all industries

Tesco looking at 300 sites for grocery stores


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Monday, December 04, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Salon operator eager to build clientele

Food brokers promote new products


Starbucks cashes in on card's success


Michigan firms may get tax cut

Novena candles good business for California

Old-fashioned catalogs still draw customers in Internet age

Wal-Mart Says Thank You to Workers

Retail Notebook: Now, one-stop shopping for Fantagraphics fans
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Friday, December 01, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Stores struggle to fill holiday jobs

An iPod- and hype-free guide to Internet shopping

New Rules Compel Firms to Track E-Mails

Retail sales merrier at higher-end stores

McDonald's new oil might be late


Inside Entrepreneurship: Practical humility can make a venture capital pitch pay off


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Thursday, November 30, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Wal-Mart finding little holiday cheer

Computer at work is being used to shop

How many people are shopping at work?

Dollar General to close 400 stores, open 300

Google to abandon its answer service


Penney, Kohl's battle it out

Baskin-Robbins vies to stay on toppings

Grocers' private labels gain market share


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Wednesday, November 29, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Minimum wage hike nears in Illinois

RETAIL: Holiday spending up 3% from '05


Sony will give couple camcorder


Will your idea wash overseas?

Strategies for holiday business gifts

Jones Soda will switch to pure cane sugar


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Tuesday, November 28, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Big boxes take a big bite of Cyber Monday

Generous incentives woo online shoppers


Sales soar for Overstock.com
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Monday, November 27, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Retirees love freedom operating seasonal stores

Gourmet parties cook up good times for hosts

Retailers hope pace of sales continues

Wal-Mart to open retail stores in India


Web retailers selling idea of `Cyber Monday'

Oregon woodworker proud of his handcrafted apple presses


Discount e-tailer still hopes for buzz

Software Notebook: Microsoft hopes to spread Office's new look


Retail Notebook: Shades of New Orleans


Inside Entrepreneurship: 'Reverse merger' works, but it's costly
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Wednesday, November 22, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Parents ponying up for pricey toys

2 lunch clubs to close doors in Chicago

Federated stumbles on Macy's switch as holiday looms


Macy's woos new customers

Utah one of top areas for women


Top 10 best locales for women entrepreneurs


Hurry! Stores roll back opening times


Colombia trade pact is decried

Academy inspires commerce in youth

Filling Pantries Without a Middleman




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Monday, November 20, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Problems steal joy from company's holiday party

Delivering bad news never easy

Chili grower's crops find wide use

UPS raises rates for 2007 on ground, air, international shipments

Chamber chairman sees growthin area entering new phase (Boise)

Entrepreneurs show creativity at annual holiday craft fairs

176 Newspapers to Form a Partnership With Yahoo

No Substitute for Getting Personal, if You Want the Perfect Fit

'Legacy' carriers on the way back up

Retail Notebook: Husky, Cougar join up to outfit sports fans everywhere


For Web sites, a reason to give thanks

Black Friday to start earlier


Leaders consider Pacific free-trade zone

Franchise growth continues to soar

Holiday retailers can't wait



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Friday, November 17, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Taco Bell to switch to trans fat-free oil

Scaling the heights


Showing a New Style, Department Stores Surge

Inside Entrepreneurship: Ease up on gas pedal in race to market

Online Retailers Can't Wait to Snare Shoppers


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Thursday, November 16, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Watch Cable TV on Your Cell Phone? Soon.

Judge: Craigslist not liable for ad content

McDonald's sets franchising push


Author offers cities planning tips to avoid big-box blues

Grocery stores add a gourmet touch


Why Roots Matter More

EBay limits sales of PS3 console
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Thursday, November 02, 2006

Business Articles of Note

IMPORTANT NOTE: Sorry, but there will be no articles of note from tomorrow November 3rd through November 15th. The Articles of Note will return on November 16th.

October retail sales are mixed

Grocers enter produce-safety debate

Selling Literature to Go With Your Lifestyle

A Web Site to Call Your Own

Vista, Office 2007 launch Nov. 30

Chip glut could lead to price cuts


Retailers tighten policies to stem return fraud
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Wednesday, November 01, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Tortillas gaining ground in battle for bread aisle

Some of chain's restaurants to test trans-fat-free cooking oil


Wal-Mart bank bid is on life support


Lego running out of toys for holidays


New store, 10, caters to the 'fashion-forward'

University of Phoenix starts small business program

Franchises lure military veterans

Kohl's to sell decor by star of 'Cristina'

Are We Shopping? Is This a Store?






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Tuesday, October 31, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Consumer confidence unexpectedly declines

Placing limits on speed? It's all up to you

KFC no chicken, will cut trans fat

Skull supplier has head for business

Bright month, except at Wal-Mart


Highflying Southwest takes a dive


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Monday, October 30, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Ashment combines chocolate, massage ventures

Small firms turning to non-bank sources for financial services

Making an impression

When Outside the Loop, a Quicker Way to Get In

KFC to Cut All Trans Fats From Cooking Oil in U.S.

Starbucks saturation: Company adding 6 stores a day on average because a block walk is sometimes too far

Microsoft releasing updated accounting software


Retail Notebook: Chocolate -- it's not just for holidays

Inside Entrepreneurship: Hockey sticks belong on rink, not in biz pitch

Startups build for future of online television

Entrepreneur wants to revolutionize employee incentives



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Friday, October 27, 2006

In pursuit of active women

Flourishing firms: Signature Group Real Estate honored as the fastest-growing


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Thursday, October 26, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Wal-Mart adds 12 states to drug plan

A grande move

`Thinking' computers get creative

Now in your inbox: A new twist on old scam

Family-owned moving company helps struggling students

Airfares rise most in 11 years, still below peak

FedEx forecasts a record holiday shipping season
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Wednesday, October 25, 2006

Business Articles of Note

Verizon Wireless to Use Flash Technology

Remodeling to close 12 Cub Foods stores


Stores rave about Web reviews

Students score high in the art of free enterprise

How to market a new food product

Wal-Mart chief says retailer needs to refocus on basic goods

Slabs Are Joining Scoops in Ice Cream Retailing

Store helps residents to recycle batteries



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Tuesday, October 24, 2006

Business Articles of Note

You won't lose your files by moving them to a 2nd PC

Venture funding up 77%


Missoula bowling alleys making changes to stay viable

Like Yahoo, Google Adds Customized Search Engine


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Monday, October 23, 2006

Five friends combine talents, create salon business

Shippers move beyond packages

Wal-Mart plans slower expansion

Blogs and Web sites help small companies to connect

The Wyoming Technology Business Center will help start-up companies get on their feet.
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