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Can I Sell You an Underground Bunker?

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Small Business

Aug 7, 2012

This Week's Top Story

This Week's Top Story - Can I Sell You an Underground Bunker?

Survival

Can I Sell You an Underground Bunker?

Hundreds of entrepreneurs are hatching businesses to serve "preppers," from bunker-building to survival-skills training to dating services

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This week in Small Business

What would you do if the dollar crashed? Or a large meteor struck the earth? Or war engulfed the country? One estimate pegs the number of Americans devoting time and money preparing to survive these kinds of cataclysmic events at roughly 3 million. Meet a handful of entrepreneurs capitalizing on “preppers’” fears.

Then take a look at one indicator that suggests the recovery on Main Street is gaining traction. Learn about a lobbying push to give pass-through businesses the same tax deduction for charitable giving that c-corporations get. Catch an opinion piece about the difficulty assessing the factors hampering small business borrowing. Finally, check out a startup that aims to make the textile-dyeing industry more sustainable. Enjoy. –Nick Leiber

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