Small companies see their sales increase as customers scrutinize purchases more.
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A 22-foot-long, neon-green banner hangs from the high-ceilinged lobby of the San Francisco headquarters of Pacific Gas & Electric, California’s largest utility. “GREEN IS resisting the urge to drive to yoga,” it declares. “GREEN IS saying no thanks to the daily disposable coffee cup.”
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The two Web multimillionaires had never crossed paths, but when Russell C. Horowitz and Frank Schilling finally met to talk business three years ago, the summit began in style - sipping soft drinks poolside at the Four Seasons Las Vegas and chatting about private jets.
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Question: I build out constantly that there is no better investment than index funds considering, with few exceptions, mutual fund managers don’t beat the market averages consistently. whether that’s the case, wouldn’t it manufacture sense for me to just invest all my money in index funds on my own and stop paying a financial adviser […]

My interior design business, Randall Koll Lifestyle & Design (randallkoll.com), takes me on frequent trips to France, where I wish I could just relax at my favorite cafés but hardly ever have the moment. So when I come home to San Francisco, I go to Café de la Presse (cafedelapresse.com).
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A 22-foot-long, neon-green banner hangs from the high-ceilinged lobby of the San Francisco headquarters of Pacific Gas & Electric, California’s largest utility. “GREEN IS resisting the urge to drive to yoga,” it declares. “GREEN IS saying no thanks to the daily disposable coffee cup.”
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Real estate investor Matthew Martinez is the point man for a private equity group that plans to invest $200 million in Florida condo developments.

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Way back in 2006, John “Bish” Neuhauser was the poster child of the biodiesel business. The shaggy-looking snow groomer for the Canyons ski area near Park City, Utah, starred in the acclaimed Sundance Film Festival documentary on global warming, “Everything’s Cool,” in which he made his own biodiesel out of restaurant grease and converted all […]