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Tell us your top choices of who, where and what you like best in the 6th annual Herald-Leader Readers' Choice
Graves Lumber adapts without disturbing the dust
Graves Lumber occupies the old Oxford School in the Scott County hamlet of Oxford. Graves’ mother graduated from the school, and he went there in the 1950s, until the county shut it down. His office was once part of the old gymnasium where he played...
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Tom Eblen: Jim Host, Pearse Lyons want to encourage more entrepreneurs in Kentucky
Jim Host, the founder of Host Communications and now chief executive of iHigh.com, and Pearse Lyons, founder and president of Alltech, told their personal stories, talked about why Kentucky needs more entrepreneurs and offered their personal tips for success to 400 business leaders at Lexington Center...
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Public Relations: Your business is invisible to potential customers without a Web site
If you own a business, you need to pay attention to this statistic: 97 percent of potential customers go online looking for local businesses and services.
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JIM WARREN CARTOON
Loose Change by Jim Warren: May 28
"I had to give somebody a raise and I decided it ought to be me."
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Business Awards
■ Barbara Edelman, a partner in Dinsmore's Lexington office, has received the Henry T. Duncan Award from the Fayette County Bar Association.
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Conventions
The following events are scheduled for Lexington; convention site and expected attendance are included:
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Samsung begins Europe sales of latest smartphone
Samsung Electronics Co., the world's largest maker of mobile phones, said its third-generation Galaxy S smartphone went on sale Tuesday in 28 European and Middle Eastern countries, hoping to cement its lead over Apple's iPhone.
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Tool-wielding robots crawl in bodies for surgery
Imagine a tiny snake robot crawling through your body, helping a surgeon identify diseases and perform operations.
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Pakistan court shuts plants, angers US investor
David Walters saw a business opportunity where few other foreign investors would dare to tread: Pakistan's power sector. He forecast profit by importing power stations, linking them to the national grid and selling the electricity to the energy-starved country.
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