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The Female Factor

Posted on June 1, 2009 by Small Business Professor

Did you know that women make more than 80 percent of purchasing decisions? That they represent the majority of online market sales and spend about $5-trillion annually? These numbers should get your attention. Over the past decade, working women have

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Red Tape Hypertension

Posted on January 1, 2000 by Small Business Professor

Red Tape Hypertension [red teyp hahy-per-ten-shuh-n] n. Elevation of the blood pressure, or extreme emotional tenseness often attributed to your attempts to navigate the protocols of doing business with the government.

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[red teyp hahy-per-ten-shuh-n]

n. Elevation of the blood pressure, or extreme emotional tenseness often attributed to your attempts to navigate the protocols of doing business with the government.

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[red teyp hahy-per-ten-shuh-n]

n. Elevation of the blood pressure, or extreme emotional tenseness often attributed to your attempts to navigate the protocols of doing business with the government.