The handicap that wasn't

Article Abstract:

Jan Powell suffered a stroke as a young woman and was unable to find employment. She founded Ads Infinitum in 1979 and eventually bought out her partner. Her company employs nine, and she attributes her success to strong business relationships and good service.

Small business, Growth, Ads Infinitum

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Costs for firms set a record

Article Abstract:

A Chamber of Commerce survey found that US employers spent an average of $12,402 per full-time worker on employee benefits in 1990. Medical costs accounted for more than 60% of the increase over 1989 costs.

Statistics, Health insurance, Employee benefits

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There's no place like Home Depot

Article Abstract:

Bernard Marcus and Arthur Blank founded Home Depot Inc in 1980. The chain of home center stores had sales of $5 billion in 1991 and plans to have sales of $25 billion by 2000.

Lumber and other building materials, Hardware stores, Home center stores, The Home Depot Inc., Company Profile, Marcus, Bernard, Blank, Arthur

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