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    Updated October 15, 2009

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    • “Find ways to differentiate yourself from the faceless chains and the online entities. Amazon hasn’t done anything for a given community. A retailer has a better chance [of survival] when they tie themselves into the community and gain a loyal following.”

      - Marc Weinstein, co-founder of Amoeba Music

    From: 'Chemistry' Keeps Music Store Alive in Web Age

    October 14, 2009

    October 14, 2009Wed, 14 Oct 2009 04:00:00 GMT11:10 PM EST

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      What should I avoid asking in job interviews?

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      Don't ask personal questions such as age, race, religion or marital status. Also, don't ask about things like disabilities.

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      How do I find office space for my small business?

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      Consider renting shared office space, and keep in mind how many employees you'll need to fit, and what your budget is.

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      How do I find info on keeping data secure?

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      The Better Business Bureau has a guide to get you started on its Web site.

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      How can I take my small business global?

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      Ask the U.S. Commercial Service, buyusa.gov, for tips on going international.

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      What if I want to retain workers, but they have some free time because business is slow?

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      During the downturn, consider asking workers to do pro bono or volunteer work, which could serve as both a marketing tool and to boost goodwill for your firm.

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