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Associated lands Wesley Medical Center account

Wesley Medical Center has chosen a new advertising agency to handle its work in 2010, and its current agency said it has decided to sever its ties early with the city's second-largest hospital.

  • For machine shops, it's a balancing act

    The squeeze on Wichita area machine shops is getting tighter. No surprise. Many have their work tightly wrapped up in aircraft, so that industry's troubles are cascading over the shops. But that's not all. Even shops that don't do a lot of aircraft and are more diversified are feeling the economy's effect.

  • Flooring company seeks success with showroom

    Ben Henwood's job with United Flooring Mills has evolved considerably in his 3 1/2 years with the company.

  • Experiences lead pair to teach CPR

    Dee Morris can tell story after story of family members who have been in life-threatening situations.

  • Party, play center hopes to appeal to parents, too

    As workers scramble to prepare for Pure Entertainment's grand opening on Oct. 31, it requires a little imagination to visualize the final product.

  • Funds shift to small banks, firms

    LANDOVER, Md. —President Obama unveiled plans Wednesday to shift spending of the government's $700 billion bailout from Wall Street to Main Street.

  • SCORE helps open doors

    Ben Tyson, a 22-year-old computer-based entrepreneur, was hearing that venture capitalists would want up to 80 percent equity in his startup business to fully fund it.

  • Small wind goes big

    The industry that supplies small wind turbines to businesses and farms foresees rapid growth for years to come.

  • RVs to horse trailers, conversion business finds a niche

    Perhaps there are more flattering comparisons, but think of Air Capital Conversions owner Mark Schott as a chameleon.

  • Talks with employees can help morale

    NEW YORK — As Bart Cleveland talks to employees of his ad agency, he sees the strain.

  • Friends' work is offering ultimate backyards to city

    Longtime friends Lance Pierce and Brent Carleton realize most people will get their first look at the pair's new business, Backyard Specialists, while zooming by on Wichita's Northeast Expressway.

  • Nation, state see growth in SBA loans

    Since the federal stimulus package was signed nearly eight months ago, there has been a significant increase in Small Business Administration loan activity.

  • Kelly's Kitchen makes family mealtime easier

    Dianne White and her husband work full time. They've got two children involved in after-school activities and are also hosting a foreign exchange student.

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