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Half-baked: Chicago entrepreneur launches new kind of pizzeria
SmartBrief on Entrepreneurs | Nov 18, 2008
Opening a pizza joint in Chicago -- a city that gave its name to a whole style of Italian pies -- may seem about as foolish as the proverbial "selling ice to an Eskimo." But with 23 stores and $9 million in sales, Eric Fosse's HomeMade Pizza chain proves there's always room for a truly fresh idea. Fosse elbowed into a crowded market with premium-priced, uncooked pizzas that customers heat at home on parchment paper. BusinessWeek (11/13)
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