A framework for success

Article Abstract:

Bill Wyland owns 14 art galleries and collectibles stores in Hawaii and expects to double revenues to $50 million by 1998. His family helps by managing stores in other states. Wyland, who is 37, attributes his success to being driven and starting the business during the 1980s' recession.

Museums and art galleries, Museums & Art Galleries, Museums, Finance, Art dealers, Wyland, Bill, Wyland Galleries

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Casting the Net for job seekers

Article Abstract:

Many small companies are using the Internet as a low-cost recruiting tool. Job ads can be posted less expensively on the Internet than in traditional print media, yet the ad tends to reach greater numbers of people.

Usage, Internet, Employee recruitment, Information services

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A web of federal training programs

Article Abstract:

A General Accounting Office Jul 1993 report indicates that many job-training programs administered by the Dept of Education and the Dept of Labor offer similar services to the same groups of people.

Analysis, Manpower policy, Waste in government spending, Government spending waste

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