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As with the war in Iraq, entrepreneurs are feeling the impact of a deadly disease but also finding ways to benefit.

Whether positive or negative, the impact of the war in Iraq is pronounced in the small-business community.

An insider helps you decide whether a fast- or slow-growth franchise is your best option.

It may be the end of the franchising world as we know it. What does tomorrow hold for the name players?

Entrepreneur meets his match in a dating service franchise

A high school program teaches students the basics of entrepreneurship by giving them the reins to a publishing business.

A franchising expert discusses what 2003 has in store for the industry.

Growth of entrepreneurship in the country makes YEO's entrance especially welcome.

Are existing franchise systems always a better bet than startups?

This couple exercises skill in owning a gym.

Being hands-on at both of his locations is a must for this franchisee. See how he does it.

A rundown of the laws and rights to be aware of with Reserve and National Guard employees

The wheels are turning on your kiosk-based business. But where are you going?

Good news: The first annual Doing Business in Your Bathrobe Day is here.

Mid-sized franchises are proving stiff competition for the larger players.

Want to build a hot business in 2003? These areas of franchising may be your best shots at getting there.

This Christmas Decor franchisee builds a business by being a real-life Santa's helper.

First came corporate scandal, then bankruptcy. But Ranch *1 is determined to persevere.

Entrepreneurs find sweet success with hip candy store in New York City.

These 1-800-Got Junk? franchisees spend their day finding treasure in other people's trash.

College friends launch a design business that makes fashion inspirational.

Franchises are serving the needs of a health-conscious client base with women-only fitness centers.

Is it in franchising? Top women franchisors weigh in on the future of women in franchising.

Know who keeps up with the goings-on of a franchise? The advisory council.

Provide professional and would-be gourmets with gadgets that make cooking easier.

When her mother retired, Kathy Dodson decided to take over her Decorating Den franchise.

How important is product in your search for the perfect franchise?

Even after all these years, a franchisee still finds warmth in a chilly business.

A service to help kids get home, safe and sound

Like the idea of leading a team rather than doing the dirty work yourself? Check out this computer training and support franchise.