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SUNNYVALE, Calif., Nov 20, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) –
In spite of the struggling economy, entrepreneurship in America has the
potential to flourish as people seek new career opportunities or
additional revenue streams. As the fastest-growing sector of new small
business owners in the country, women, are creating new jobs for
themselves and are taking advantage of resources available to them to
bring their business ideas into reality. Today, Yahoo! Small Business
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and Carolyn Kepcher of “The Apprentice” fame and creator
of fwm(TM) (Finding What Matters), a network of career/life experts and
resources for women, named Dana Rubinstein, founder of small
business Dapple, winner of the national grant program, “Seeds for
Success: Empowering Women Entrepreneurs.” The program was launched in
April to promote women’s entrepreneurship enabled by the Internet.