The capital area's technology boom

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Information and biotechnology firms now stretch from Washington, DC north to Baltimore, and Frederick, VA. The Internet was born in the area and about 100 Internet-service providers are there, and over 2,000 technology firms. Factors which contribute to this regional growth, are discussed.

Biochemistry, Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, COMMUNICATION, Communications, Broadcasting and Telecommunications, Information Systems, High technology industry, Biotechnology industry, Biotechnology industries, Telecommunications industry, Washington, D.C.

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Technology and tenacity

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Dolman formed Dolman and Associates Inc to market a voice-activated court reporting system developed by her Dolman Technologies division. The system is used in courtrooms in New Jersey, Florida, Virginia, Michigan and Utah and California. Dolman credits her success to tenacity.

Communications Equipment, Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Commercial Communications Equip NEC, Management, Telecommunications equipment, Company Profile, Video tape recorders and recording, Videocassette recorders, Videotape recording, Dolman, Deborah D., Dolman and Associates Inc.

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Shoring up the shortfall in minority capital

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Minorities tend to experience more difficulty starting businesses than their white counterparts because they are less likely to have saved sufficient money for the start-up phase. Sources of venture capital for minority-owned businesses are described.

Finance, Venture capital, Minority business enterprises

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