Pork Magazine: U.S. food companies, including major meat processors and hunger-relief groups, are mobilizing to provide emergency aid to Haiti in the wake of this week’s devastating earthquake in the country’s capital of Port-au-Prince. The American Red Cross estimates 50,000 people have died and 3 million are injured or homeless. The death toll could easily […]
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Sunshine Coast Daily: Nightowl has opened a new store in Little Mountain, bringing the group store count to 59 across Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria. Located at 11 Birrobeen Street, the store will be open seven days a week with extended trading hours. “With the pace of life getting faster all the time, top-up
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USPRwire: In keeping with its theme of giving back to the community, Performance Food Centers chose to give thanks for a successful year by supporting people in need. 2009 was a difficult year for many and Performance Food Centers felt compelled to share its success with both a community group focused on helping at risk
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Chain Leader: Commodity prices for steak, prime rib and lobster have been unusually low, allowing more concepts to include them on the menu. For example, El Pollo Loco‘s new line of flame-grilled sirloin steak tacos and other items launch this month. The Sirloin Steak & 3-Cheese Quesadilla, $5.99, combines grilled sirloin with cheddar, jack and
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Franchising.com: Service Brands International Vice President, Franchise Development, Alex Roberts, formally announced the awarding of the first Mr. Handyman franchise opportunity for 2010. “Congratulations to new Mr. Handyman franchise owners, Lee and Jennifer Allen,” said Roberts. “Lee, an Air Force veteran and marketing executive, will manage the business. He and Jennifer, who will continue to
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On a recent evening in this southern French city, Maurice Berrayah parked his black Renault sedan outside a gray warehouse, and a Chronodrive supermarket employee packed his trunk with a week’s worth of milk, wine, eggs and other foodstuffs his wife had ordered online earlier in the day. “We don’t have to go grocery shopping
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Their franchise system focuses on low-risk, kiosk locations where customers not only purchase phones and accessories, but can also sell their old cell phones. They have five current locations with four in Utah and one in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Overweight and struggling with back pain, Steve Bordley knew he had to do something. His job chained him to a desk for 12 to 14 hours a day. A gunshot injury from a hunting accident had nearly disabled him, leaving him unable to do much outdoor activity, according to a story in The Arizona Republic.
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Greg Colip had a comfortable life as a Houston attorney specializing in the oil-and-gas industry. He never thought he’d become an expert in cancer screening. That changed when a friend arranged a quick chat with Jerry Bryant, a local scientist, in a hotel lobby. That led to the creation of Cell>Point, a company that plans
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1-888-Press Release: Pyxism has officially launched and is now part of what has become the dominate trend in the home business industry, low entry cost – high yield discount travel clubs. Home based businesses are thriving in the current economy with a major focus shift to the low entry cost yet fast and high yield
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