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According to a July survey by Sage Software, which sells accounting programs, 80% of small firms say the Internet has little or no effect on their operations, and nearly two-thirds have no plans to do business on the Web.
FORBES: Net Losses
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The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, a 97-year-old nonprofit body that issues a seal of approval to business and accounting programs world-wide, says it needs the flexibility to support a growing group of programs from around the world.
WSJ: B-School Accrediting Body Retools Its Standards
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According to a July survey by Sage Software, which sells accounting programs, 80% of small firms in the U.S. say that the Internet has little or no effect on their operations, and nearly two thirds have no plans to do business on the Web.
FORBES: Net losses