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An accidental meeting can provide that once-in-a-lifetime business connection. [read more]

Strategic optimism describes the polymer industry forecast for the region. [read more]

Constantly looking for new ideas keeps even the most static market on the move. [read more]

Appreciating the value of your mentors also means becoming a mentor when that time comes.
A group of Akron businessmen try their hand in the fast-paced world of e-business.
The owners of Mustard Seed Market are sticking to their 500-year business plan.
The trend among this year's Innovation in Business winners is that innovation transcends industries and practices.
Customer satisfaction stems from happy employees -- even in Japan.
Lessons from Failure.com
Now that the initial burst of e-hype is behind us, many of the region's most respected businesses are realizing that e-commerce is more than a spiky-haired fad.
You've read about companies using their Web sites to conduct business. Here's the consumer side of the e-business experience.
Whether updating or creating a company Web site, the principles of commercial Web design have changed.
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