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Altes chamber legacy: robust achievements. (Up Front).(Albany-Colonie Regional Chamber of Commerce executive leaves)(Brief Article)
December 17, 2001... Wallace Altes, president-of the Albany-Colonie Regional Chamber of Commerce is leaving office Jan. 11, having guided the organization over the last decade of its first century. When he took over as president in 1990, the Capital Region's business landscape was very different. Just look...

Small businesses all over the map as far as fast track goes.(small businesses' opinions of Trade Promotion Authority law vary)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
December 17, 2001... For small businesses, Trade Promotion Authority is: (A) Good because it will make it easier to export goods and services to other countries. (B) Bad because it will allow foreign competitors to gain ground in the United States. (C) Irrelevant because most small businesses are...

ETEC co-founder Nguyen buys out Bantz and other partners.(Tom Nguyen)(William Bantz)(William J. Bantz)(Brief Article)
December 17, 2001... Tom Nguyen didn't like where his computer training company was headed--which included the board's decision to remove, him from the CEO slot. So, he bought out his three ETEC partners in October. The company's board of directors and its chairman, Alethea Snyder, resigned in the...

Fisher parlays NFC past into plum Texas job.(National Finance Corp. )(Brief Article)
December 17, 2001... A Texas technology group's nationwide search for a new executive director has lead it to Tony Fisher. Fisher was the man who led the troubled National Finance Corp. through its attempt to reorganize under a Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Court proceeding. His efforts failed when the judge ruled...

IHOP balances happy memories and current trends.(International House of Pancakes )(Brief Article)
December 17, 2001... It's no surprise that International House of Pancakes restaurants serve more than 500 million pancakes and 300 million cups of coffee per year--but they also sell 3.5 million pounds of T-bone steak. And not all of the steaks are part of steak-and-egg breakfasts. Walk into the IHOP...