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Slide 1 SugarFine Café
Slide 2 Outline
Slide 3 Introduction to SugarFine Café
Slide 4 Expenses and Revenue
Slide 4 Loan Payment & Taxes
Slide 6 Monthly Product Revenue Chart
Slide 7 Total Product Net Income Chart
Slide 8 Other Business Factors That Effect Revenue
Slide 9 My Viewpoint
Slide10 Summary Of SugarFine Café’
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