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May 2008
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In this issue
Becoming certified
Mid-year resolutions
Undercapitalization
Tech briefs
Documents online
Failure’s never overrated
Fast-food future
Mining a vein
Major league note hitter
From the editor’s inbox
Going to the source
Vans driver
Vintage ad:
Trials and tribulations
Lend me your ear
IFA/NRA’s viewpoint
Al Copeland (1944-2008)
Briefs
Reflections of a Big man on campus
They both start with 'R'
Value of menus
Jimmied buffets
Buffets Inc. hits a big storm
Interview with Auntie Anne's CEO
Chain elevates the humble burger
Remember the Alamo for movie-dining
Raving Brands
Cowgirl Café
Development agreements
Grand opening
After hours
Rising to the top
Air conditions
Executive Ladder
Developers of Dagwood's Sandwich sue for fraud
Legal Briefs
MatchPoint:
Goodbye, Columbus
Is Wal-Mart a sure-fire bargain for tenants?
Scaling spaces
‘A’ is for location
Location, Location, Location
Delegating
Service station
Finding funding
PR 101
Easy does it
2008 expectations
Five steps
Cut Greenspan some slack
Putting your heart in Seoul
Live from Expo Paris
Paris ‘booths’ were pretty as a picture
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