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What type of equipment is best to start a 1 or 2 person operation with in N.C.? What about a crane service or buy a tow truck? What could I invest this $120K in to make a profit?

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Title: Big friendly giant: good looks, strong and reliable–sounds like a dating advert–but it is in fact the perfect description of Volvo Construction Equipment’s largest excavator–the EC700B.(CRAWLER EXCAVATORS)
Author: Gale Reference Team
Publication: African Review of Business and Technology (Magazine/Journal)
Date: November 1, 2007
Publisher: Thomson Gale
Volume: 43 Issue: 10 Page: S4(2)

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Big friendly giant: good looks, strong and reliable–sounds like a dating advert–but it is in fact the perfect description of Volvo Construction Equipment’s … African Review of Business and Technology

I have heavy equipment experince, over the road driving. Also home construction. As well as fork truck and some factory. I’ like to relocate to the Ukraine or surrounding area.

1. The Consumer Product Safety Commission was establish to protect consumers against unsafe products–including defective or poorly made appliances, baby clothes, sports equipment, and ______(4 letters)–that might cause illness, injury, or even death.
2. Political action committees (PACs), which were set up by unions, business organizations, and other “Special -interest” groups, gave large sums of money to _____(10 letters) who supported their goals.
3. The United States agreed to transfer control of Panama Canal to the country of _____(6 letters) by the year of 2000.
4.Congress put monies into a “superfund” so that the Environment Protection Agency (EPA) could clean up hazardous _____(5 letters) sites.
5. Reagan was a conservative president who wanted to cut taxes and lower government ____(8 letters).
6. Reagan’s conservative policies reversed a trend that started during the _____(7 letters) whereby the government spent more and more money on social programs.
7. For the first time, more Americans worked in finance, real estate, insurance, and service industries than in _____(13 letters) mining, and construction.
8. Foreign imports–especially_____(5 letters) , automobiles, tv set, cameras, and electronic equipment from Japan==took business away from American manufacturers and caused a decline in jobs for U.S. workers.
9. After Marxist rebels called “Sandinistas” seized power in Nicaragua, the U.S. sent _____(3 letters) to counterrevoluntionaries who regain control of the govt.
Yes, this is my homework. But it has like 50 sentences, I have tried but I can’t.(I only asked 9)

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Title: High-Tech Amenities Are Necessary to Compete in Market.(real estate property management)(Statistical Data Included)
Author: Arthur S. Grupe
Publication: San Diego Business Journal (Magazine/Journal)
Date: January 24, 2000
Publisher: CBJ, L.P.
Volume: 21 Issue: 4 Page: 13

Article Type: Statistical Data Included

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High-Tech Amenities Are Necessary to Compete in Market.: An article from: San Diego Business Journal

I would like to know where to find any information on how to start and run a construction equipment rental business. I would like to rent things such as backhoes, bulldozers, excavators etc. I am curious about many things such as financing and the overall all scope of the business and how to start and run it succesfully.

Sorry, I couldn’t fit the whole question above. I am U.S. Based owner of a wholesale Aerial Equipment Company. We have been in operation for over 10 years and have been successful in the United States. However, we have been getting inquiries from international firms and would like to be able to expand our reach, so to speak. Does anyone have any suggestions on how we can find qualified buyers, brokers, etc.? Thanks in advance for any help you could offer.