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Date Added: June 09, 2008 05:36:02 PM
PITTSBURGH (AP) _ Small business is risky business these days. Costs are rising, profits are shrinking and the ability of the big guys to keep prices relatively lower is drawing away customers. Things are so bad that many small enterprises, which account for about 99 percent of the country's businesses, say they are hanging by a thread that may soon snap. "We are basically losing money every ...

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