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Breaking Up (With a Co-Founder) Is Hard to Do

September 23, 2012 /

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Ten months after co-founding a communications firm in 2008, Tami Hausman asked her business partner to meet at a local Starbucks. Things weren’t working out, Ms. Hausman says, and she wanted to run the New York company on her own.

"It was extremely stressful," recalls Ms. Hausman, because she anticipated that her partner would be surprised and upset. "I didn’t want to hurt her feelings."

By SARAH E. NEEDLEMAN

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