The New York Times: Just when you think that there are no new ideas for a business here comes one. Students (and, it should be noted, reporters) with a deadline hanging over their head have a deviously brilliant new delaying tactic. Paying someone to write the paper for you would be clearly dishonorable, but Corrupted-files.com […]
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 photo credit: gadl Every business owner knows that the more useful information on running your business the better, there is never such a thing as having too much useful information. It’s like the old saying “knowledge is power” and in business both knowledge and power are two very vital things to have. Below is
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Washington Post: Steven Forage, a software salesman who spends at least five hours a day in his car, juggles a lot on the road: finalizing deals over the phone, sipping coffee, checking e-mail. One thing he no longer worries about, though, is speed cameras. “Fuzz alert,” an electronic voice called out from the console of
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The Daily Journal: Kathleen DeLuca is a Benefits Specialist who helps Americans save money on their dental & medical expenses, all while being a “Work at Home Mom”. The corporate office is located in Plano, Texas. Ameriplan provides individuals, families, and businesses across the United States, affordable medical, dental, vision, and chiropractic procedures. AmeriPlan Discount
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The Wall Street Journal: Popular toys, such as cellphones and briefcases, encourage them to mimic busy adults. Now, a new product promises to turn them into little networkers: The baby business card. A colleague recently alerted me to this new item for babies, toddlers and preschoolers. I find these baby business cards both endearing and
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photo credit: David Sifry You’ve made the decision to start your own business, you have your great idea, your awesome business plan and now your sitting there waiting for the investors to agree, waiting to be able to put all of your hard worked plans into motion. Starting a business can be tough especially in
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Associated Press: When Melissa Garcia was frustrated by Old Navy’s scanty coupon offerings, she didn’t just complain to the store. She vented on a message board tied to her blog consumerqueen.com, which is read by at least 30,000 people each month and now, increasingly, by corporate America. Within weeks, chatter in the so-called mommy blogosphere
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Hotel Interactive, Inc: Accor North America, one of the nation’s largest owner/operators of economy lodging, announced the opening of a new corporately-owned Motel 6 location in Frederick, Maryland. The 158-room property is located at 999 W. Patrick Street in Frederick County near US Hwy 40. The property was formerly a Quality Inn. “This acquisition is
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Taiwan Today: Herbalife Ltd., the third largest direct selling company in the world, will hold its “Herbalife Asian Leaders Conference†from Sept. 11-16. William Rahn, head of the Herbalife Asian-Pacific region, said June 15 that the conference should generate over NT$600 million (US$18 million) in business opportunities. More than 20,000 high-level managers from throughout the
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NJ.com: Armies of new Avon ladies, Mary Kay reps and Tupperware sellers are advancing on living rooms across the country, their ranks full of professionals forced to take a second job amid the recession. Becke Alexander, sales manager for New York-based Avon Products, hears each week from laid-off bankers and stay-at-home moms, but also gainfully
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