eMediaWire: Moms who want to use their professional skills to start a home business can get career recommendations from several new articles from LearningAndLife.com.→
EastOregonian.com: Three mothers started an education-based home business four years ago, and now it’s big enough they’ve garnered a national distributor. Jennie von Eggers→
WebWire: Employment ToolKit.com launches its co-branded web hosting for work-at-home professionals seeking to supplement their income by operating their own online business. Setting up→
A JEWELLERY company on eBay that allegedly bid on its own auctions to illegally drive up prices by as much as 20 per cent→
Sharper Image: Imagine flying like a superhero or floating like an Astronaut. Experience true weightlessness the same way NASA trains its astronauts, in a→
gizmodo: When I first saw this Ring Mouse, I thought to myself, “Great, another stupid gadget from the far east that is an opportunity→
Bangkok Post: Famous for herbal and therapeutic treatments, Asia can become a base for beauty-care products by using technology available from Western countries, says→
Sharper Image: Lifetime lost luggage retrieval service reunites you with your bag if found by a third party. (Register online.) CE And EMC approved.→
Great Falls Tribune: The makeup comes from Arbonne, a company that specializes in all-natural skin care products and makeup. Together with an Arbonne consultant,→
I am looking into reports that suggest that the FTC is preparing to take action against Burnlounge. More to come.
SeekingAlpha: And speaking of shorts, the one thing that I do sincerely hope for is that Jeff Lubell (the CEO) can keep his comments→
Gazette.net: ‘‘Home-based businesses are just starting to access venture capital,” said Lewis, a business consultant and developer who has lived in Maryland for about→
KING5.com: Coca Cola and Pepsi take note: Seattle is about to give you a run for your money. a 2-year-old Seattle company called DRY→
DMNews: When NBC’s Saturday Night Live ran a sketch titled “The Scotch Boutique? about a specialty store that sold only scotch tape, it was→
Weekend Entrepreneur: Gwen Yuffa was one of 8 finalists who competed with more than 6,000 people and appeared on Oprah’s Next Big Idea show.→
The Detroit News: The age-old advice to would-be entrepreneurs is: Find a need and fill it. For Paula Milgrom, it’s a slightly different case:→
Rhonda Abrams at Gannett News Service: I just returned from the biggest trade show of the year at which my company exhibits. It was→