COMING THIS WEEK
Monday: The failure of the Flavr-Savr tomato, the first genetically engineered food to win FDA approval, once looked as if it might bring Calgene down. But the Davis, Calif., company, bolstered with cash from Monsanto, is now a leader in the promising area of genetically modified oils, The Cutting Edge reports.
Tuesday: A young single mother has proved her commitment to solving her financial problems. See how a savings strategy can take her to her next goal, homeownership, in Wall Street, California.
Also: In Small Business, meet Phyllis Hill Slater, new head of the National Assn. of Women Business Owners, who aims to increase minority involvement in the organization.
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