Articles from SaskBusiness (March 1, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A different twist: window of opportunity opened thanks to venture capital investment.	Martin, Paul		985
A higher degree: with a new president, strategic plan and a growing campus, the University of Regina is experiencing a renaissance.	Moen, Keith		2157
Balancing financial risk in business and personal life.	Nordstrom, Darrell	Report	757
Carbon capture: Regina's Petroleum Technology Research Centre captures the attention of U.S. president Barack Obama.	Martin, Paul		1381
From the editor.	Moen, Keith		572
Holding companies--important tax planning puzzle pieces.	Baldry, Frank		700
Influencing motivations: honour and encouragement may go a lot farther than a carrot and a stick.	White, David E.	Personal account	776
It's different this time? History has shown that market recovery follows bear markets.	Nellis, Jim	Industry overview	836
Management buyouts: retiring business owners look to their employees and managers for succession planning.	Martin, Paul		1016
Men of influence: for the eighth consecutive year, Saskatchewan business magazine is pleased to recognize some of the province's most influential men.	Martin, Paul		818
One bite at a time: one successful MBO is a stepping stone to another for Prince Albert entrepreneur.	Martin, Paul		671
Pop culture: there's nothing like an economic downturn to spur your business. That's exactly where Saskatoon-based Schneider's gourmet world, purveyors of a unique popcorn kettle and seasonings, finds itself these days. A difficult economy causes people to cocoon at home, curl up in front of their bigger screen TV and snack on freshly made popcorn flavoured just right.	Martin, Paul		1193
Protecting your corporate assets.	Beaubier, Beauty F.		658
Saskatchewan's SLOWPOKE: unknown to many, Saskatoon has been home to nuclear reactor since 1981.	Stanek, Brenda		638
Strategy for an improving economy.		Report	665
Take a closer look at those dark clouds: because in Saskatchewan there are silver linings to be found.	Martin, Paul	Editorial	743
The gift that never ends: Saskatchewan changes the rules for gift cards.	Nykolaishen, Jamie		746
The name says it all: if you've watched television anywhere in the world in the last 10 years, chances are you've seen the work of a Regina tandem that has earned a global reputation for turning gripping stories into high-quality reality--real reality--TV.	Martin, Paul		2136
The whole company: unforeseen business performance sent WBM's succession plan back to the drawing board.	Martin, Paul		997
Venture capital-a powerful tool to build value.	Hunchak, Wanda		617