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April 13, 2011
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NEWS THIS WEEK'S TOP STORY

Starting Up: A Generation of Zuckerberg Wannabees

Palo Alto's Cyrus Pishevar, 13, is one of Silicon Valley's second generation of Web innovators—teens who grew up online, watching and feeding the rise of Facebook and other nearby ventures

Inside: This Week in SmallBiz

Raised by tech workers and introduced to computers and business early on, many of Silicon Valley's youngsters are building their own applications or launching companies in lieu of after-school sports or summer camps. Meet 13-year-old Cyrus Pishevar, creator of Facebook app High School Memories, and other teen Web entrepreneurs who are starting up quickly and cheaply.

Then take a look at our special report on tax-avoidance strategies used by some of the wealthiest people in the U.S. Catch the latest push to delay rules that would cap fees charged to merchants for debit-card payments. Finally, get advice on paying back an overdue bank loan and evaluating whether to attend a trade show. Enjoy.
--Nick Leiber
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How to Pay No Taxes
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When Your Business Can't Repay a Bank Loan
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Google, Facebook Group Tries to Delay Debit-Card Fee Rules
TechNet called on lawmakers to postpone rules that would cap fees charged to merchants for debit-card payments

SMART ANSWERS
When It Pays to Spend on Trade Shows
First determine what you'll get out of attending an event in person. Then consider a veteran business conference organizer's advice

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America's Most Promising Startups
Meet new companies from across the country that embody the creativity and resilience common among today's entrepreneurs

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