An Overnight Business Success Takes 20 Years ( CHICAGO One of the American dreams has...)

An Overnight Business Success Takes 20 Years

CHICAGO One of the American dreams has always been to build a business from scratch and sell it for a not-so-small fortune. We had this same dream in the 1990s but we wanted to speed it up so the entire thing from start-up to sale could happen in a year or two.

In a few rare cases, thats exactly what happened for these designer businesses. The battle cry from entrepreneurs then was exac......

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Source:wistechnology.com By Barry Moltz 11/10/03

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