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Sure, the likes of Staples, BET, and Amazon dominate their markets. But as these three businesses show, there is always room for more.
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How do you take on the established giants? Here are three small businesses that found their niche.
(FORTUNE 11/9/2011)
Wall Street is buzzing about LinkedIn's hot IPO and anticipating Groupon's and Zynga's. But what about those small, innovative companies looking to cash in? Fortune spotlights ones that show lots of promise.
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For the customers of these three small companies, the combination of service and quality is hard to resist.
(FORTUNE 2/12/2012)
Better temps. Friendly PDFs. Yummy baby food. How three small businesses are going head to head with corporate contenders.
(FORTUNE 11/12/2011)
The secrets of success in business, from leopard-print ballet flats to freelance designing to the back office
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For the customers of these three small companies, the combination of service and quality is hard to resist.
(FORTUNE 7/12/2012)
Who's afraid of Mr. Softee? One of the world's largest clothing chains? A day-care-center giant? Not one of these three entrepreneurs.
(FORTUNE 11/9/2011)
Here are 3 small businesses that have thrived in troubled times by focusing on quality and a few good niches.
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Meet three entrepreneurs who go the extra mile to attract and motivate first-rate employees.
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Campsites, house painting, and accounting software: Here are some new ways to sell old ideas.
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There's a whiff of optimism in the air, with many meeting professionals predicting that the first shoots of recovery in the industry are starting to sprout.
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Preparing for the inevitable economic upswing.
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How to win the war for talent.
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The reality vs. virtual reality hybridization in social networking sites presents challenges and opportunities.
(Crain's New York Business 2/5/2010)
In the new world of financing, it's all about who you know.
(Crains NewYork Business 4/16/2010)
Experts offer tips for getting the biggest bang for your trade show buck.
(Crains New York Business 8/9/2010)
Going after incentives and grants takes work, but payoffs can be big.
(Crain's New York Business 11/15/2009)
The world's still turning and M&A's back; cash, creativity needed.
(Crain's New York Business 8/5/2009)
Entrepreneurs are figuring out ways to keep smiling and show they're in business for the long haul.
(Crain's New York Business 7/31/2009)
Patience, thriftiness prove to be virtues for co-owners of East Village cheese emporium, when it comes to getting financing.
(Crain's New York Business 8/27/2009)
Manage personal debt and build your business's rating to prepare for today's tightfisted lenders.
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It's time to call your accountant for advice.
(Crains' New York 3/5/2010)
Eatery owners, masters of speed and cash flow, serve up advice.
(Crain's New York Business 11/8/2008)
South Bronx offers alphabet soup of aid.
(Crain's New York Business 11/8/2008)
Revitalization creates a magnet for shops.
(Crain's New York Business 8/25/2008)
More parents keep children away from shots.
(Crain's New York Business 8/25/2008)
City needs to prevent episodes, handle treatment through pediatricians, clinics.
(Crain's New York Business 11/8/2008)
Angels, venture money, startups connect.
(Crain's New York Business 1/18/2009)
Smart valuations, clear communication, flexibility help in tough times.
(Crain's New York Business 5/12/2010)
These entrepreneurs built successful businesses in just a few hours a week.
(Crain's New York Business 2/25/2008)
A cluster of environmentally-friendly merchants draws legions of shoppers.
(Crain's New York Business 12/8/2007)
Health efforts stress prevention, result in savings.
(Crain's New York Business 8/25/2008)
New York City programs focus on behavioral change, physical activity.
(Crain's New York Business 7/14/2008)
Businesses turn to microlenders as downturn deepens.
(Crain's New York Business 1/13/2010)
Moonlighting as an entrepreneur can be rewarding - and exhausting.
(Crain's New York Business 4/21/2008)
Elite clients demand knockout service.
(Crain's New York Business 3/10/2008)
Some businesses shift markets, tweak prices or products or simply thrive.
(Crain's New York Business 1/8/2010)
How to correctly close a business so you can get on with a new stage of your professional life.
(Crain's New York Business 4/10/2009)
Entrepreneurs find affordable space and bring their business plans to life.
(Crain's New York Business 2/8/2009)
Low-cost mailings, no-frills help, networking sites get the word out.
(Crain's New York Business 12/18/2009)
Starting a business at an age when most folks are thinking of retirement.
(Crain's New York Business 3/8/2009)
Careful checks up front can stop problem accounts before they start.
(Crain's New York Business 1/15/2010)
A business consultant offers tips on how to cut costs without having to lay off more staff.
(FORTUNE Small Business 10/1/2003)
Passed over to run the family business, a black-sheep son became the prime suspect in his parents' brutal murder -- then killed himself as the cops were closing in. Now his brother is trying to make sense of it all and keep the company on track.
(FORTUNE Small Business 12/1/2004)
Daniel Lubetzky wants to promote ethnic harmony, one business deal at a time.
(FORTUNE Small Business 6/14/2006)
A new auction site helps companies sell damaged goods.
(FORTUNE Small Business 11/1/2005)
A private eye has found a lucrative niche helping entrepreneurs protect secrets, bust embezzles and keep scandals out of the press.
