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Wednesday, March 4, 1998

Campus Inc.: Big Business
With college-level start-up courses now taught at 400 schools, campuses from MIT to Stanford now boast the hottest entrepreneurs in America. Marc Ballon reports in the cover story of the March issue of Inc.

Exclusive to INC.: Newt Gingrich on Peter Drucker
In a first-person piece, the Speaker of the House talks about why he thinks that management guru Peter Drucker is king. 'Drucker, like Adam Smith, is essentially a philosopher of reality,' writes Gingrich.

Mardi Gras Brings Big Bucks to New Orleans
Tourism officials are celebrating the multi-million dollar impact of a longer and later Mardi Gras on the economy of New Orleans. Details in Local Business News.

Beer Here
With specialty brewers posting sales of just $2.9 billion in 1996 - about 3 percent of the nation's $50 billion in beer sales - Minnesota's brewers are executing expansion plans.

Throwing (My) Good Money After Bad
'I am looking into purchasing charged off bad debt,' writes a visitor to the Starting a Company bulletin board. 'However, I am having a hard time finding information on average liquidation ratios (collection rate) for the various types of debt.' Any advice?

Review: CardScan for PalmPilot
CardScan is a Walkman-sized scanner for 'reading' business cards. It stores a graphical image of the card and then pulls the data off into a text database. Time saver, right? Not always. Phaedra Hise has the test results.

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