SAF WEdnesday E-Brief
July 23, 2008 Your weekly industry news and business trends update from SAF
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HEADLINES
Web Site Stops Felling Flowers to Sell Trees
House Committee Approves Credit Card Fair Fee Bill
Oklahoma Florists' Program Gets an Upgrade
Newly Added Creativity Educational Session at SAF Palm Beach 2008
Boesen the Florist Co-Owner Ed Boesen Dies
BUSINESS BUILDERS
Wholesaler Offers Annual Scholarship to Aspiring Florists
GREEN house
New Texas Greenhouse Dedicated to Pest Management
TRENDWATCH
No Drop, No Shop: Rising Fuel Prices Rein In Spending
LIFE AT WORK
Staff Infection: Sick Time for Small Businesses
BELIEVE IT OR NOT
Ex-Employee Guzzles Big Bucks in Gas Heist
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
SAF Palm Beach Deadlines
On the Horizon
REGULAR FEATURES
E-Brief Top Five: Wedding Info Tops the List
Reader Feedback: California Florist Has Choice Words for Internet Directory Scams
Product Spotlight: Ultimate Floral Industry Supply Guide
On the Discussion Boards
Rising Cost of Health Care Diagnosed as 'Excruciating'
Survey Says: Few Florists Charge for Re-deliveries
 
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