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To match the items, click the example, and then click the stage. Keesha decides to sell her indoor rock climbing center
business to a larger company.
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Kazuhiro opens a second kite store in a different town
than the first one.
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Shirina buys the equipment she needs for her bike repair
service and signs a rental contract on a building.
Plan
Hector takes orders for custom cakes and then bakes,
decorates, and delivers them to events in his area.
Operate
As part of her business plan research, Tiara researches
the target market for her outdoor survival classes.
Improve
Abby sees that vintage used clothing is becoming popular
in her school, so she decides to start a business that buys
and resells used clothes.
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