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By Ricky McRoskey, Stacy Perman, and Nick Leiber
Last year, we asked readers to nominate candidates from around the country for our annual search for the most promising young entrepreneurs in the U.S. Then our staff whittled down the crop of nominees to 25 businesses and profiled each of them). What happened to those businesses over the past year? We reached out and heard back from all but three of them. Click on for snapshots on how far they've come, and what's next for each. (Note, all revenue numbers are self-reported.)