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Most new businesses fail

April 26, 2012 by Mark P. Holtzman 8 Comments

Unfortunately, most new businesses fail. Inevitably, the product isn’t quite what the customer is looking for, or the price is too low to make a profit, or the price is too high, or supplies are limited, or an ex runs away with the cash box, or the rent becomes unaffordable, a competitor learns how to do […]

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