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In article <4c9l4i$6mj@wolfe.wimsey.com>, <selwyng@wimsey.com> writes:
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> Subject: Have you started, or do you have your own BUSINESS?
> Date: 1 Jan 1996 21:53:22 GMT
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> If you are a business owner, want to become one, or even interested in 
business in general, the United 
States Government can be a valuable source of information for you.

As one of the largest information providers in the world, the U.S. Government 
offers hundreds of books, 
subscriptions and booklets covering an incredibly wide variety of  business 
related topics.  A few of the 
general topics available are:

Accounting and Auditing
Business (general)
Export / Import
Census of Business
Communication and Office Skills
Economic Development
Taxes

In each of these general categories there are up to hundreds of specific 
titles. Because the U.S. Government 
prints these publications in huge volumes, prices are very reasonable.

In business, it is especially true that knowledge is power.  POWER UP FOR 1996! 

For more information and a complete list of general subjects covered, e-mail  
your request to 
us016917@pop3.interramp.com

> 
> Please note....
> 
> *****This is not a solicitation for BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES****************
> 
> 
> 
> I am interested in hearing from business operators, entrepeneurs as to 
> what they are doing in their businesses. What type of business are you 
operating, 
> what were your expectations, how is your business performing, how long have 
you 
> been operating.
> 
> 
> If you operate a cutting-edge type business 
> (something new or "wierd"), I would like to hear from you.
> 
> What industry do you recommend as far as new business start-ups?
> 
> 
> Why am I asking all these questions? Well, I would like to be self-employed 
> and have a few ideas. I have not decided to go one way or the other, but I 
know 
> that someone out there has information that would be of great value to me.
> 
> 
> Please get back to me.
> 
> 
> 
> REMINDER......don't send me business opportunities!!!
> 
> 
> 
> Thank you.
>