Pizza Marketplace.com: Franchisee Pankaj (Manu) Nijhawan has opened Fort Saskatchewan’s first Pizza 73 restaurant. The 1,800-square-foot eatery is one of five Pizza 73 new concept restaurants that hosts in-store family seating, offers pizza by the slice and features longer operating hours from lunch to late night. Fort Saskatchewan, a city of approximately 15,000, is located […]
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Global Surf News: Simons Developments, in conjunction with funding partner Invista, has signed up Quiksilver at its 285,000 sq ft St Catherine’s Walk mixed-use scheme in Carmarthen, South Wales. Quiksilver has taken a 2,000 sq ft store bringing the total number of pre-lets to 65%. Other retailers already signed up include anchor tenant, Debenhams, clothing
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MLive.com: Kerry Johnson came back from a 2005 vacation with one thing on his mind: cupcakes. The longtime landscape architect and baker by hobby “always dreamed of opening a business anyone could afford,” he said. While enjoying a cupcake, the idea came to him. Now, after opening cupcake stores in Ann Arbor and Birmingham, Johnson
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Anderson Herald Bulletin: One of two Dunkin’ Donuts restaurants opened in the last year closed its doors for the last time Saturday. The 4431 S. Scatterfield Road location of the eatery will no longer serve customers, while the manager of the city’s second Dunkin’ Donuts location said that restaurant is doing well. Both Anderson Dunkin’
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HowStuffWorks: We tend to hold inventors in high esteem, but often their discoveries were the result of an accident or twist of fate. This is true of many everyday items, including the following surprise inventions. 1. Play-Doh One smell most people remember from childhood is the odor of Play-Doh, the brightly-colored, nontoxic modeling clay. Play-Doh
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photo credit: wEnDaLicious Today many people are making the decision everyday to become their own boss, to venture out and become an entrepreneur. It makes a lot more sense these days to be in business for yourself rather than for someone else. Below are some recession proof industries that you may never have even thought
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AOL Small Business: Cuddle Party Runs events at which adults “explore communication, boundaries, and affection” by donning pajamas and getting physical. Ix-nay on the naughty stuff. Alibi Network In a perfect world, you wouldn’t have to lie to your wife/boss/parents about your whereabouts Friday night. In an imperfect world, these guys have your back. HappyBalls.com
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photo credit: swanksalot To sell more, you need to know what your customer’s need and want. If you don’t, your company will never reach it’s potential — it’s the unfortunate truth. The million dollar question is then, “how do you know what your customer’s need and want?” Customers love to feel involved and important, taken
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BusinessWeek: Imagine a small girl holding a brand new toy for the first time. The colors and contours light up her eyes; her mental gears crank as she examines the product, figuring out its purpose. Then, she smiles as she happily joins the new, imaginary world from which the toy was originally born. Chris Heatherly,
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photo credit: Tambako the Jaguar Some of the best successful entrepreneurs are those that have encountered one or more of the below mentioned tips on being successful. And much to my surprise, these tips are not huge milestones, they are relatively small things that most people wouldn’t even think would make a difference. Screw Up!
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