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Mark Filippell thinks macro during the day; at night he goes micro. As a founding partner of boutique investment firm Western Reserve Partners, he manages mergers and acquisitions. To unwind, the Cleveland entrepreneur crafts 1:87 scale versions of his city’s bridges.
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February home prices posted record declines according to the S&P Case/Shiller Home Price Index, which was released Tuesday.
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The pace of housing rescue efforts slowed in the first quarter of the year, according to a new report, while the number of folks losing their homes to foreclosure skyrocketed during the same period.
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A good credit score doesn’t mean you can’t end up in foreclosure.
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One out of every 194 U.S. households received a foreclosure filing in the first three months of 2008, according to the latest figures released Tuesday by RealtyTrac.
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Dear FSB: I want to take my business online but I am not certain of the best way to do that. Is it better for a small business to run its own Web site or to pay a company to do it?
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A lot of jobs are in trouble in today’s rigid climate, but doom and gloom are the bread and butter of a personal financial planner.
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Earlier that month I shared the success story of House of Jerky, a business wholesaler and online retailer that’s succeeding in that mighty economy. I recently ran across another foodie entrepreneur, Paige Ohliger, who is thriving despite the downturn.
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John McConnell, a steel-processing entrepreneur who grew the company he started on a $600 loan into a billion-dollar enterprise, died Friday of cancer at age 84. McConnell passed away at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus, the same city in which he founded his business.
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