On board for a bumpy ride: fast-growing, high-tech companies get more than their share of market shift

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Hispanic Business Super Companies are firms appearing on both the Hispanic Business High-Tech 50 directory and the Hispanic Business Fastest-Growing 100 directory. Ten Super Companies catered to large, established high technology purchasers. The US federal government, the world's largest buyer, accounted for 58% of combined revenues.

United States, Statistics, Hispanic Americans, Hispanic American business enterprises, Business rankings, Rankings

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Surviving the holidays

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The Christmas holidays can present professional businesses with a special set of problems, but they can be minimized by dealing with them in a timely and organized manner. One such problem, employee vacations, can leave a business short on staffing, but careful planning can help ease the burden.

Economic aspects, Christmas, Professional corporations

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Jump on the fast track

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Three former rank and file employees advise sacrifice, education and networking as the 3 most important factors in achieving promotion for a senior management position. An individual needs to make sacrifices, hard work and get as much education as possible to stay above the rest.

Personal narratives, Executives, Executive ability

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