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A number of surveys and reports on small business recovery have been released.
By contrast, the United States lost 130,000 jobs in 1993 despite a business recovery that started two years earlier.
After defining threats, impact scenarios form the basis of the business recovery plan.
None of this, though, guarantees an upsurge in spending on business recovery services.
The findings raised hopes that the sluggish business recovery may finally be gaining strength.
This is known as business turnaround or business recovery.
Offers a checklist of creating a business recovery manual for medium to large businesses.
We are in a multiyear business recovery that still has a long way to go."
That focus, he said, was a reason for recently increasing the maximum business recovery grants for those in and around the trade center.
"Business recovery is more than just providing equipment.
But while the business recovery may represent the hotel world's most heartening news, it is not the most intriguing.
The strength of the stock market was being fueled by indications from industry of a nascent but strong business recovery.
He is the business recovery coordinator.
The authorities have not said that they are investigating New York Waterway's use of the business recovery grants.
CPA Australia has provided over 120 accountants to assist with business recovery efforts.
Anthony Holmes is a British author and active expert in the turnaround and business recovery field.
"We feel that the Business Recovery Grant program was highly successful, especially given the time frame and climate under which it was created," he said.
That has occasionally left state and city officials asking for money for business recovery programs from an agency appointed by city and state executives.
FRP Advisory is a nationwide specialist restructuring, business recovery and insolvency firm.
Purpose of Standard Checklist Criteria For Business Recovery (no date).
The forum - entitled The Foundation for Business Recovery - will focus on the issues facing business in the south-east.
In the process, he has received astonishingly little credit for important achievements, especially in the economic sphere, where he has presided over a solid business recovery.
Currently Jeremy is the President of the Business Recovery Forum which assists companies in distressed financial situations navigate their future.
Despite that fast recovery, traders at the Mercantile Exchange were among the biggest recipients of Business Recovery Grants.
Officials of the World Trade Center Business Recovery Grant Program say they have approved more than 13,000 applications for $492 million.
The cultural and business revival downtown seems to vindicate his stubborn persistence.
"The fires ironically became the catalyst for the business revival, which has continued to the present time," said Mayor Kelley, a 24-year resident.
Opening its doors for the first time in over 20 years as a country gift and antique store, it paved the way for a business revival that still continues.
Some Reservations About Policy Since February, the Federal Reserve has pushed rates up to slow the business revival and thus prevent inflationary price increases.
Following this business revival, the city experienced a residential revival as well, and is now known for its active arts scene, antiques shops, restaurants, art galleries and nightlife.
"I believe it will depend on whether or not his reforms cause a strong business revival," says Aleksandr Tsipko, the chief political analyst at the Gorbachev Fund in Moscow.
However some analysts see Bernstein as a "safe pair of hands", and point to business revivals with ailing companies such as French Connection, Manchester City and Wembley Stadium Limited that have given weight to his appointment.
It is the only business improvement district in the county.
Another is the possible development of a downtown business improvement district.
The merchants also plan to create a business improvement district.
The town created a business improvement district, an area designated by local law.
The idea had more support than a full-blown business improvement district.
However, a local group can propose an area for status as a business improvement district.
There are now more than 1,000 business improvement districts nationwide.
This is especially evident in the areas with large business improvement districts.
The business improvement group has been given 30 days to vacate the property.
It is also trying to create a business improvement district for High Street.
They rely on business improvement districts for extra collection, he said.
What's more, the strip's 106 stores linked arms in a business improvement district.
Not everyone is sanguine about the growth of business improvement districts.
The city also has 34 commercial business improvement districts.
In addition, virtual worlds are being used for technical support and business improvements.
Third, clean up the city with business improvement districts.
Officials with the two business improvement districts refused last night to discuss the case or the settlement.
New York's other business improvement districts say they pay their workers at least the legal minimum wage.
The proposal would set up a zone very similar to the business improvement districts that have become popular in the city.
The business improvement district also counted people spilling off the sidewalks into the street.
AN astute director of a business improvement district usually has some telling statistics at the ready.
A business improvement district being formed for the downtown area is intensely interested in the project.
Members of business improvement districts, meanwhile, tax themselves, in part to finance street cleaning.
Security patrols from the local business improvement district also concentrate on vendors.
Business improvement might come before expansion or simply be a way to be more competitive.