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Incubators Are Hot! Wherever there's a hot opportunity, you can pretty much guarantee that someone on the Inc. 500 will be taking advantage of it. Take incubators, for instance, which have gotten plenty of attention lately... |
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Snapshots: Start-up Gluttons Most people don't enjoy reading through government regulations, but Cherrill Farnsworth does it whenever she can. Regulatory changes have inspired her to start a bus company, three equipment-leasing businesses, and two radiology-oriented health-care ventures... |
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Fast Company
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