Kentucky.com: Fortune Hi-Tech Marketing, the Lexington-based network marketing group, has agreed to pay nearly $1 million to Montana to settle allegations that the company was operating an illegal pyramid scheme there. Last month, Montana Commissioner of Securities Monica Lindeen ordered the company to stop operations in the state after the agency received a series of […]
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QSR Web: Having a hard time keeping up with the onslaught of food-oriented legislation? Get ready for the next round. The Food Safety Bill is scheduled to hit the Senate floor this week, after having been eclipsed by menu labeling laws and health care reform for months. The bill could help make the lives of
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Nation’s Restaurant News: Since its formation in 2007, multiconcept franchisor Trufoods LLC has sought brands with unrealized potential and looked to restart their growth. Now the holding company for Wall Street Deli, Pudgie’s Famous Chicken, Arthur Treacher’s Fish and Chips, and Ritter’s Frozen Custard, Trufoods is back on the hunt, this time for franchise operators.
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Franchising.com: Jersey Mike’s Subs opened its second location in Chesterfield. Jersey Mike’s owner, Robby Waldrop knows the importance of community relations and celebrated his new ties with the area during his grand opening on May 5. To commemorate the event, the new restaurant, located at 7317 Hancock Village Drive, hosted a 5-day fundraiser from Wed.,
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Elaine Rogers at bloggertone asks which is more important, experience or new? We probably mostly agree that experience is based on the past, therefore when someone comes up with a new idea, if you strip it down, it will be based tightly or loosely on something already created. Like inventing a new type of vacuum
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PRLog.Org: Double-digit unemployment rates. Corporate bailouts. Foreclosures and slumping residential and commercial real estate markets. So how can anyone truly say, “business is booming� Brad Sugars, founder and Chairman of ActionCOACH, the world’s number business coaching firm, has been sharing both how and why with sold-out crowds across North America as part of his “Business
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According to PopJolly, sleeping on the job can get most of us in trouble, however in Phil Latam’s case, it gets him paid. Phil bagged himself the most wanted job in Britain — a sleeping bag tester. All the 27 year old has to do is test different sleeping bags and report back at bosses
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PR.com: World-Class Franchise® certification based on franchisee satisfaction Franchise Gator today announced the release of its “Top Franchisee Satisfaction Franchises†list as compiled by the Franchise Research Institute. The list highlights leading franchises and awards “World-Class Franchise” certification based on data gathered from confidential surveys regarding franchisee satisfaction. As the provider of the most comprehensive
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Teen Money Making Ideas brings you some pretty sweet ideas for your business. Read, be inspired, and get into action — there’s nothing like a craving to get you going. 1. Candy Store. Starting a business that retails candy is very straightforward and the biggest challenge to overcome is selecting the right operating location for
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mlive.com: As he puts it, Gary Szekely developed an app. Only it wasn’t for an iPhone, iPad or any other multimedia device – Szekely’s new technology instead applies to the unsung vending machine. The owner of Kalamazoo-based Advantage Vending has a patent pending on a device that attaches to a particular brand of refrigeration system
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