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Staff writer Diane Mastrull covers the Philadelphia region's small businesses for The Inquirer.
Email Diane at dmastrull@phillynews.com
- Video: VE Source - Fighting for the rights of disabled veteran owned businesses
- A sample of events for National Small Business Week
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A Burlington County man is pushing hard for the U.S. government to meet its legal obligations in supporting small businesses owned by fellow disabled veterans.
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Diane Mastrull: With all his talk about sugar cane, corn, casaba, and fungi, Jeff White sounds food obsessed.
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Stroll masters the language of marketing
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Small Business: The company's strength is in pitching its software with a less-flashy approach using analytics. Revenue and profit at the Center City-based company surged in the last year.
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Baby-products maker evolves
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Comcast SportsNet personality Leslie Gudel has another group of fans – those who use Nap Nappy, a portable baby recliner that she designed.
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A veteran female business owner reaches out
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Phyllis Micahnik might now be facing her toughest challenge yet: Convincing South Jersey's female business owners to join a support group.
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Hunks hauling junk
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The company hopes its clever branding will make it stand out in a crowded junk-removal industry.
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Old movies land big deal for Cherry Hill firm
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Ask those who have worked with Emily Gottschalk to describe the Cherry Hill entrepreneur, and the compliments gush forth. Market savvy. Upbeat. Focused for success. Trustworthy. But last week, the identifier that seemed to thrill Gottschalk the most was 011891.
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Mastrull: Gas-free motorcycles are new hope
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There was a time when Ted and Glenn Eckenhoff would have cared about Tuesday's announcement by General Motors Co. that its U.S. sales of cars and small crossovers with good gas mileage had increased 12 percent in March. Not anymore.
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Medical bracelets from a company with experience
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Shelly Fisher's world is dominated by the unfashionable. Not people, but the illnesses and other medical conditions that plague them. Diabetes, heart disease, peanut allergies. There's nothing stylish about any of it. Except, perhaps, for the contributions the Villanova mother of three has made over the last nine years on her way to building an internationally known company.
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A funny guy is an architect of ideas
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Deciding not to be a stand-up comic, Edmond Dougherty channeled his creativity into making prototypes that demonstrate the feasibility of an idea for a product.
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Group seeks to organize Phila. food trucks
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The goal is to advocate for such things as less-restrictive parking regulations, more vending hours and policies that recognize the expanded capabilities of this era's gourmet serving vehicles.
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The inspiration of Baby Be Hip
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Colleen Mook's first child gave her the idea to start her online business; her second taught her perseverance.
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