August 8, 2008 | The Wall Street Journal Upheaval in real-estate and mortgage markets has caused crises for an enormous range of businesses. But some savvy companies that rode the boom have also prospered during the bust by adapting, expanding services for existing customers and pursuing new customers in new markets. | June 16, 2008 | The Wall Street Journal Abby Port was laying the groundwork for Red Koala Canvas Co., her new online business selling customizable art for nurseries and children's rooms, when she discovered a Yahoo Inc. contest for women entrepreneurs. |  June 10, 2008 | The Wall Street Journal In May 2007, Facebook Inc. invited software developers to create free software programs that members could use to entertain and inform each other. Which have worked and which haven't? | March 20, 2008 | The Wall Street Journal Using a device the size of a Game Boy, doctors at St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center in New York discovered a patient's heart was being compressed by pooling fluid and rushed him to surgery. | March 4, 2008 | The Wall Street Journal When it comes to communications services, it often makes sense for a small business to buy a bundle. | November 26, 2007 | The Wall Street Journal Many small-business owners are using Facebook to cultivate relationships with clients and consumers. But experts say they should keep their expectations in check. | October 1, 2007 | The Wall Street Journal The toughest moment for owners of a family business may be deciding whether to kiss it goodbye. Yet, experts say, if a family is well prepared, realistic and gets the timing right, the process can produce a solution that works for everyone. | June 25, 2007 | The Wall Street Journal Service businesses are facing a new challenges from the increasing popularity of Web sites that feature consumer reviews of local establishments. | |
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