Part I: The Recession & Its Impact on the Industry
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In Part I of this two-part broadcast, Brian Wallace, CLA's president and CEO, talks about the recession and the challenges it brings to laundry owners and the industry.
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Think Like an Entrepreneur
An interview with business author Cliff Michaels
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Can Credit, Debit Cards Help Boost Revenue?
Here are 5 reasons why the answer may be ‘Yes’
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More Small Businesses Exchanged Hands in 2011
Median sale price up 3.3 percent, still a buyer’s market
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Leading the Way
An interview with CLA Chairman Kenny Wells
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Minimum Wage Milestone
Washington now tops $9 an hour
- Stirring the Melting Pot
- A Perfect Storm
- Breaking Through
- 2008: The Year in Review
- How ‘Recession-Proof’ Are We?
- ‘This Is Not a Short-Term Investment’
- If You Want to Lead the Orchestra, You Must Turn Your Back on the Crowd
- Taking Stock of the Coin Laundry Business
- The More Things Change… The More Your Turns Stay the Same
- Keeping a 'Hawkeye' on the Money
- Minimum Wage Milestone
- Laundry Owner: Energy Bill Goes Too Far
- Eliminating $1 Bills Could Save Billions
- The Coin Laundry Industry's Shifting Demographics
- If You Want to Lead the Orchestra, You Must Turn Your Back on the Crowd
- Health Care Reform, Part 1
- Take Advantage of Tax Incentives Now
- Going Beyond the Laundromat
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Its even worse than what you read here, San Francisco raised their's to $10.24. Totally crazy. All this does is hurt small businesses and raise the unemployment levels of young people. The market place should set wage levels, not the government.
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