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Protecting Your Critical Business Information With The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act

Computerization has evolved to the stage where nearly every business maintains its vital information on computers. by: Nathaniel (Nick) Akerman Dorsey & Whiteney LLP Fortunately, the federal Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA)1 has emerged…

"Negotiate Effectively and Create Win-Win Solutions Without Giving In" MSU

The Montana State University Extension Service is sponsoring a women’s leadership course on June 14, 2002 as part of Extension’s "Woman’s Week" event. The course, called "Negotiate Effectively and Create Win-Win Solutions Without Giving In"…

UW students’ high-tech business plan a winner

Four University of Washington students earned $25,000 and an opportunity to walk the walk when their idea for a high-tech company won the UW business school’s entrepreneurial business plan competition Tuesday. By Lisa Heyamoto Seattle…

Hi-Tech Start-Up Tips

CBS Radio News Tech Analyst Larry Magid has some tips for would-be hi-tech entrepreneurs. It’s too soon to be certain, but there are signs that the tech industry could be on the verge of a…

Technology helps Boise, Pocatello score high on lists-Both cities are in top 10 in Forbes Magazine tally

Looking for a town to start a business or a career? You´d be hard-pressed to outdo Boise or Pocatello, according to the fourth annual Best Places for Business and Careers published in the May 27…

Confidence in Wyoming economy lacking

Wyoming is outperforming the national economy in job growth and lower unemployment, but whether that boom turns to bust remains to be seen, according to a state economist. Associated Press Billings Gazette Wyoming nonagricultural jobs…

To software giants, Denver’s still a cow town

Perception that area lacks talent, big-league entrepreneurs stifles growth, CEO says If Lorine Sweeney didn’t love Colorado, her software company might still be in Albuquerque, where it began. By Janet Forgrieve, Rocky Mountain News Staff…

New Colfax WA company eyes strawboard plant south of Spokane

Columbia Ag Fiber looking at bonds, loans to finance proposed $90 million facility A Colfax, Wash., businessman is heading a new company that hopes to bring a $90 million strawboard and ethanol plant to the…

Micron grant funds new Boise State high-tech marketing program

Professionals working in high-tech markets, as well as those considering entering that arena, will benefit from a new program offered by Boise State University´s College of Business and Economics, university officials say. The high-tech marketing…

Entrepreneurship Is Fun. Then There’s the Day Job.

During work breaks at KHWB, a television station in Houston, most of Annette Rainesalo’s colleagues would relax with a cup of coffee or a cigarette. She would head to her car and call prospective clients…

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