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The first edition of 201 Great Ideas was hailed by the Merrill Lynch Business Center as "a book any small-business owner will want to have in easy reach." Now, answering the need presented by a much-changed commercial climate, entrepreneurial journalist Jane Applegate has thoroughly retooled... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Joe: Add a description of this character.
- Nesbit
- Nichols
- Harwood
- Tilton
- Koplovitz
- Bateman
- Vernon
- Shackleton
- Tashi
- Whelan
- Nunnerley
- Rosati
- Roetheli
- Caplan
- Adkinson
- Butwin
- Smith
- Kharasch
- Bernstein
- Mukherji
- Rusinko
- Amos
- Sullivan
- Johnson
- Hanson
- Stanley
- Blumenfeld
- Blake
- Dochtermann
- Alexander
- Evan
- Dawson
- Goltz
- Glen
- Gabriel
Setting & Locations edit
- California
- United States
- India
- New York City
- Mexico
- Vermont
- China
- America
- Los Angeles
- San Francisco
- Tibet
- Manhattan
- Chicago
- Michigan
- Florida
- Avon
- Russia
- New Hampshire
- Washington
- Ohio
- New Jersey
- Canada
- Wall Street
- Texas
- Italy
- San Diego
- Massachusetts
- Santa Monica
- Main Street
- Nadya
- Orlando
First Sentence edit
SINCE I BEGAN WRITING ABOUT THE entrepreneurial market in 1988, I've compared business owners to plate spinners in the circus.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Jane Applegate (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 658.022
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