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Articles in July 1994 issue of Nation's Business

• Innovation as a way of life - includes related article - Cover Story
  by Michael Barrier
• Korea - business opportunities; Special Advertising Section
• No longer for men only - Entrepreneurship
  by Sharon Nelton
• Road and rail connections - intermodal transport
  by Julie Candler
• Can you benefit from barter? - Managing Your Small Business
  by Roberta Maynard
• New tax increases on the horizon?
  by Robert T. Gray
• Strong action on financial deregulation - South Korea - Special Advertising Section
• Hitching a ride into cyberspace - online services; includes glossery and directory
  by Rosalind Resnick
• Coping with jetlag - To Your Health
  by Peter Weaver
• When sacrifice equals success - Korean American business owner of King's Beauty Supply Distributor Inc
  by Cheryl Jarvis
• A new battle for the west - private use of public land - includes related article
  by Laura M. Litvan
• Protection for high-tech ideas - intellectual property rights measures in South Korea - Special Advertising Section
• For happier endings, mediate - Family Business
  by Sharon Nelton
• Starting or expanding a company - tax wisely - For Your Tax File
  by Albert B. Ellentuck
• When not to work out of the home - Entrepreneur's Notebook - Column
  by Gail A. Smith
• A boom amid a bust - home builder Federal Investment Co
  by Sharon Nelton
• When planning to sell your firm
  by Michael K. Semanik
• Software for hard drives - hard disk maintenance - Small-Business Computing
  by Albert G. Holzinger
• Set policies now to solve future problems - Family Business
  by Craig E. Aronoff
• Statistics on those lacking health insurance need to be considered in context - health care reform - Editorial
• An enterprise on tap - Wynkoop Brewing Co., Denver, Colorado
  by Rosalind Resnick
• Disabilities law's wider sweep - Americans with Disabilities Act; includes related article with compliance resources
  by Laura M. Litvan
• Tips for handling terminations - Managing
  by Paul F. Mickey
• At odds with the business - and her in-laws - Family Business
  by William Valutis