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• Small-biz worries show dearth of credit taking hold
The cautious climate is directly linked to decreased lending by banks, said Ken Sweet, who oversees 460 business consultants as executive director of consulting and tax services with Buffalo Grove, Ill.-based International Profit Associates Inc ...
• Think it's time to retire? Not so fast
John Sayles has worked for Stanley Consultants in Muscatine, Iowa, for more than 40 years doing engineering and environmental planning for communities but at age 73 he’s still not ready to clean out his desk and head for the golf course. “I’m ...
• Computers help docs see breast cancer on X-ray
... film X-rays, which eliminates a step in the process. The research was funded by the British government and Cancer Research UK, a charity. Two of the researchers have received fees from the maker of a computer system and served as unpaid consultants to ...
• Protect yourself from a modern nightmare
Many travel managers and security consultants I know recommend their clients use hotels that cater to Japanese business travelers. Japanese travelers are especially sensitive to personal security, and Japanese corporations conduct extensive safety ...
• Briefly stolen key helped in jailbreak
Days after the escape, the county transferred a sheriff's deputy to the detention center as an assistant administrator and brought in consultants to assess the jail. County Manager Lance Pyle said he had reviewed the district attorney office's report ...