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The recession has hit Framingham, Mass., like an earthquake, shaking local businesses and thinning their numbers. But the town's merchants have found one silver lining in the economic calamity: It's forcing them to tackle a festering problem. Reporter Emily Maltby went to Framingham - laptop, digital camera and video gear in hand - to see how one town's Main Street is holding up. Check out her story and hear how 9 shopkeepers are weathering the storm. -Stacy Cowley Web Editor Fortune Small Business THIS WEEK'S FEATURES
An estranged couple work to grow their carpet company.
A report on the Small Business Administration's loan guarantee program shows a sharp jump in the default rate.
Planning ahead is your best bet for a successful resolution if a business deal turns toxic.
A Reno entrepreneur seals big deals.
Starting a business can be an appealing option for laid-off workers - but actually running one is rough in a recession. We polled small business owners to see how they're doing.
What your business can learn from cult burgers and neuroscientists.
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