In a microcredit model, the entrepreneur first buys the products on credit and then sells them.

If the entrepreneur doesn't sell, she is left with both inventory and debt.

The punch line: The entrepreneurs and investors then together sold the company to a large corporation for $30 million.

And the entrepreneur sold his small company to a much larger Fortune 100 company.

In every documented case the entrepreneurs sell coypu "breeding stock" at very high prices.

Such an entrepreneur could, of course, sell the stock.

In 2002 the three entrepreneurs sold the company to Moody's.

When it is connected to a 900 phone line, an entrepreneur can sell all kinds of information and products.

And at least one entrepreneur sells a product to stop unwanted phone calls.

Well, if truth be told, local entrepreneurs would probably sell tickets to the event as part of a community oyster festival.