In the economic recovery:
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Wall Street will recover before Main Street |
52% |
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Neither will recover for a long time |
36% |
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Main Street will recover before Wall Street |
7% |
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Wall Street and Main Street will recover simultaneously |
5% |
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From Glass Magazine
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 Storefront Q&A
Alvaro Correa, project manager for West Tampa Glass, Florida, and Mike Tracy, business development for Trainor Glass, Alsip, Ill., discuss the most challenging aspects of storefront jobs.
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Increasing the value of your glass business
Kenneth H. Marks and D.L. (Sonny) Williams, authors of “Handbook of Financing Growth: Strategies, Capital Structure and M&A,” discuss long-term strategies and practical day-to-day tactics to increase the financial value of your company.
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The Tampa Bay (Fla.) History Center, a $52-million, 60,000-square-foot museum, stands as a glass jewel overlooking the Hillsborough River and is part of the Tampa Riverwalk, a 2.2-mile stretch that will contain seven parks, 11 bridges and five museums when the project is complete.
