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March 30 - April 5, 2001
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Repercussions for Asian American businesses
By Ron Chepesiuk
Last month, Lily Phang, owner of Mango Press in San Francisco, met with a diverse group of female entrepreneurs. After much discussion about the trials and tribulations of being small business owners in a global economy, they all agreed on one thing: The high cost of employee health insurance was making it difficult to thrive, or even survive.
“We felt that the cost is making it hard to compete with the big players in our industries,” Phang said. “[Employee] health insurance is a lot cheaper for big companies, and that makes it much easier for them to attract talent.”
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Q&A with Dan Rohn, founder of JournalismJobs.com
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Dan Rohn
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Two years ago, Dan Rohn started JournalismJobs.com, a Web site that has grown to be one of the first places writers and reporters in any field look to find a new job. Combining his journalism background with a simple business philosophy, Rohn has single-handedly created a dynamic site, which combines listings with media-related news articles, networking opportunities and profiles of some of the biggest names working in journalism today.
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The Business of Diversity:
Census 2000 shows that Asian America has bloomed ... will U.S. companies notice?
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