The Brewton Standard: A group of 47 women spanning a five-county area are working toward making Christmas merry for nearly 500 residents in the→

nwi.com: It took a real leap of faith for anyone to open a business last October when the economy was beginning its meltdown. But→

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According to a story by Mental Floss, the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service estimates that 250 million turkeys will be raised in the US→

Science has never given much credence to claims that you can learn Chinese or French by having the instruction CDs play while you sleep,→

Most of us have done it at one point or another …You see something in a store that you just HAVE to have and→

KIDK CBS 3: It starts with building a team of consultants and hosting house parties- that’s what network marketing is- creating a line of→

abc13: Direct sales sounds like a great concept, whether it’s Tupperware, beauty products or jewelry, you can earn up to 50 percent commission, work→

Beloit Daily News: The Elderberry Tea Room is in familiar hands. The owner of the property, Pat Mannino, is running the business with her→

Harmony Kaiser has a salon, but has been spending her days off driving to a lab in Beaver County and making deliveries to retailers,→

Wish you had a little more money in your wallet these days? Who doesn’t? CNNMoney reports while the Great Recession is over by most→

TIME‘s picks for the best new gadgets and breakthrough ideas of the year, we’ll feature some of the ones we find interesting. At 8:47→

Prior to the economic downturn, Eric Diaz was managing a department that handled futures systems for Merrill Lynch in New York, reports Reuters. Today→

I just had to share this bit of wisdom I found on the 800ceoread blog. “If someone asks you for money in exchange for→

The Miami Herald: Moms, some recently downsized, are finding niches in all kinds of unique areas. I met Joan Alini, a laid-off school teacher→

NBC Dallas-Fort Worth: A Mary Kay program is teaming up with the Citizens Development Center in Dallas to recycle used compacts. For every compact→

Like many great mom entrepreneurs before her, Michelle Brandriss’ business began out of frustration. She was looking for a customizable kids label that would→

Unnerved by forecasts of grim holiday sales, malls are pulling out all the stops to try and get shoppers in the door. The Los→

MySpace was doomed when the social network became overrun with obnoxious ads. On the heels of newspaper articles alerting users that their friends tweets→

At his Doctors Express center in Towson, Md., Dr. Scott Burger has spent the last three years tending to the community’s night-time fevers and→