Entrepreneur magazine
December 1998
December 1998
Gimme A Break
Don't forget last-minute travel tax savings.
Master Of Your Domain
These mutual fund rating services can help you take control of your financial future.
Beat The Clock
Tick . . . tick . . . tick. The year is drawing to a close--but it's not too late to cut your tax bill.
Earning Curve
Entrepreneurship programs at universities nationwide have capital-hungry business owners heading back to school.
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Destination: Europe
The United International Growth Fund is banking on Europe for big returns.
Relaxed Fit
When it comes to choosing a business bank, a little roomy is better than too snug.
Wish List
Software stocking stuffers for your employees, your clients--and you, too.
Home Work
Telecommuting can improve employee morale and increase productivity.
Speak Up!
Do you have a fear of public speaking?
Is Credit Due?
Instant credit info, e-mail indicators.
Bidding War
Sold! on online auctions.
Flying Saucers
A sporting discovery.
Pair Of Aces
May-December partnerships are a good bet for new businesses.
Children On Board
For one entrepreneur, business is all in the family.
Local Motion
If you don't have far to go, regional freight carriers can really deliver.
Crying Wolf
Fear of the trade deficit is common--but is it warranted?
Need For Speed
How do you get ahead in a world that's speeding up? Two fast-lane visionaries put entrepreneurs in the driver's seat in a fully connected economy.
That's Entertainment
As thrill-seeking shoppers demand more bang for their buck, entrepreneurs are selling sizzle--and steak--like never before.
One Step At A Time
Get down to business with our step-by-step guide to start-up.
Power Up
5 hot ways to profit for your PC...even if you're not a techno-wiz
Bigger And Better
Want to take your invention to the next level? Successful entrepreneurs show you how.
Calendar Girls
Friends' pregnancies give birth to a business idea for three entrepreneurs.
For The Birds
The penguin has landed, space savers, finding funding.
Business 101
Help your new business make the grade by taking an entrepreneurship class.
Hot Sellers
Try these tips to warm up cold prospects.
Buyer, Beware
Considering a work-at-home opportunity? Make sure you proceed with caution.
Make It Legal
A good business lawyer gets your company off to a strong start.
Hot Stuff
Barbecue franchisor cooks up an expansion plan.
May I...?
Getting permission to market to new prospects could snag you more customers.
Dare To Compare
Create persuasive advertising by revealing how your product beats the competition's.
Setting The Tone
Color copiers may be grabbing headlines these days, but don't discount the standard black-and-whites. These workhorses may be all you really need.
Have No Fear
The thought of reading a franchise agreement got you shaking in your boots? Knowing what to expect can make it less intimidating.
Promises To Keep
We know, we know: Resolutions were made to be broken. But if you're serious about starting that business, here are 13 you shouldn't break.
Eyes On The Prize
Winning is just the beginning for Crown Trophy.
Wise Investment
Venture capital to grow by.
Taxing Matters
Remedies for a new entrepreneur's worst headache
What's New
Hungry for more?
Shop Talk
Here's your 'in' at the neighborhood mall.
A Taste For Business
From part-timer to sandwich king.
Home Front
Molly Maid franchisees unite to help domestic violence victims.
Lifting The Burden
Illinois franchise law lightens up.
Go for the Goal
15 New Year's resolutions that are challenging, constructive and attainable. Really.
Trade Shows
Mark your calendar.
Coming To America
A Vietnamese immigrant's work ethic is the key ingredient in a good, old-fashioned American success story.
Portion Control
Thinking about manufacturing offshore? Consider the cost of quotas first.
Joy To The World
Spreading good cheer not only makes you feel good, it improves your image.
Firing Line
Is there a slacker on your sales team? It might be time to say goodbye.
DOA
Advertising that's fatal.
Taking The Lead
Are you a good leader? Ask the people who follow you.
Bar None
Today's holiday parties are drying up.
Watch Your Language
If you require employees to speak only English, you'd better beware of the EEOC.
For What It's Worth
A reinvented formula tells you if your business is as successful as you think it is.
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