new business enterprises

Because of advances in technology, many teens are discovering ways to earn money through entrepreneurship. This guide provides all of the basics to business development, including handling money, making a profit, understanding the market, and expanding a business.

The restaurant business is both an established field and also an evolving one. Today more people eat out, having less time to cook at home. With the advent of the celebrity chef, many people are interested in trying new and different foods. The expansive cable television networks provide entertainment in the form of zreality showsy revolving around winning money to open a dream restaurant or be top chef. The globalization of food distribution allows people everywhere to become familiar with ingredients never before available, stimulating their interest in food as more than sustenance. Dining out becomes entertainment as well as filling the need for nourishment. With over 80 combined years of cooking experience, Meyer and Vann have seen the trials of opening and running restaurants--those they have worked in and those they have designed and helped to open.

Offers advice on such topics as how to find the right job, create a better product or service, develop a business plan, and deal with money matters.

Describes the characteristics of small businesses, why many people find them attractive, and how to start and manage a small business.

Introduces the basics of understanding what it means to be an entrepreneur.

Introduces the basics of understanding how to create a business plan.

This informative series gives future entrepreneurs and businesspeople practical advice about starting and running a business including developing a plan organizing time sources of funding marketing and much more.

This informative series gives future entrepreneurs and businesspeople practical advice about starting and running a business including developing a plan organizing time sources of funding marketing and much more.

Presents a guide to starting your own business, with information on finding the right business opportunity, developing a sales plan, checking out the competition, taxes and legal issues, managing payroll, and employees.

A guide on how to manage a small business through every phase of its life cycle draws on the author's own professional experiences of overseeing the rise, fall, and return of his company. Careers.