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Part 1: Financing the start-up
The company's founders seek out funding. Should they look for U.S. help or go overseas?
Part 2: Locating the start-up
Where should the company set up shop? And who can provide the right mix of business incentives?
Part 3: Hiring the right people
Finding the right talent is crucial. But are there enough people out there with the proper skills for the company?
Part 4: Regulatory hurdles
Are domestic regulations hampering growth? Should the company focus sales outside the U.S.?
Part 5: The buyout offer
In-fighting erupts! Should the founders take the money and run?
Part 6: Expansion: U.S. or China?
Where should the company build a new plant? How can the U.S. compete with China for cutting edge manufacturing?
Part 7: Conclusion - A better tomorrow
Success! But what are the most important changes the U.S. can make now - to make the business climate more start-up friendly down the road?
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