Copyblogger Brian Clark had an amazing conversation with entrepreneur Jason Fried of 37 Signals and author Steven Pressfield and put it together into a free report. Problogger Darren Rowse called the report a “must read.” That’s good enough for me. The report is 31 pages and is called How to Have a Great Life and […]
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MSN Singapore: Singaporean singer-turned-businesswoman Stella Huang has been ordered to pay NT$1.74 million (S$76,000) in damages to chocolate chain Awfully Chocolate. A Taipei district court ruled that she had violated terms in her franchisee contract and flouted competition laws. Awfully Chocolate, founded in Singapore in 1998 and with stores also in Taiwan and Indonesia, agreed
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One of the often overlooked sections of this website is our directory. Over 2300 different bizops, franchises, dealerships and online opportunities are listed there. Here are companies we’ve posted about this week: 7-eleven a franchise Alphagraphics a franchise Anytime Fitness a franchise Arbonne International a business opportunity Arby’s a franchise Baguette Express a franchise Bakers
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AnnArbor.com: I spoke this afternoon with the CEO of FATBURGER, and he confirmed: Ann Arbor can expect to see his burger chain in this market within the next year. Unclear is where and exactly who will operate it. The California-based chain, he said, has a franchisee who runs the store in Southfield looking for additional
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The deadline for Entrepreneur Magazine’s, Entrepreneur of 2010 Award is fast approaching. If you meet the qualifications below, you’d better hurry, because you only have until June 15, 2010 to enter. Entrants must have 2009 gross sales of at least $350,000, own at least 51% of the business and meet the minimum and/or maximum number
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Wall Street Journal: Make no bones about it: Burger King Holdings Inc. restaurants are running short of ribs. Amid brisk demand, some Burger King outlets have already exhausted their supply of the relatively pricey new pork ribs, and the company expects to use up its entire rib order in the next week or so, said
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HomeCare: Propelled by strong demographics that point to Americans’ growing need for mobility equipment, 101 Mobility is rolling out a new franchise venture aimed at becoming a nationwide, full-service sales, service and installation provider of mobility products. The company’s ambitious plan calls for it to award a dozen franchises before the end of 2010 and
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Foreign knock-offs of American toys often wind up inadvertently parodying them. The low production value of a zombie-esque action figure and hilarious typos resulting from poor translation can almost make a toy more entertaining than the real version. Here are a few toys Urlesque.com collected. ‘Spader-Man’ instead of Spider-Man. I wonder if actor James Spader
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Vendr seamlessly adds storefront capabilities to any website or blog with just a few lines of code. It does that by adding a “Store” button; when clicked, it dims the background page and overlays a brightly lit store that provides customers with an engaging and fluid shopping experience. Both physical and digital goods can be
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OCRegister: The Knowlwood burger restaurant that closed several weeks ago in downtown Fullerton is reopening Thursday. Under a franchisee, the restaurant shutdown in April because the owner filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. At that time, Thanh D. Nguyen, president of Knowlwood Enterprises in Fountain Valley, said he planned to bring the unit back under company
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