my.hsj.org: Ice, custard, happiness equals Rita’s Italian Ice. The new ice cream shop has recently been bringing happiness to Jonathan Law Students. Rita’s Italian Ice opened on July 14 next to Planet Fitness in Milford. Rita’s offers everything from Italian Ice to frozen custard. “It’s different, new, and addictive,” Rita’s owner Mike G. said. “It […]
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‎Forbes.com: It is easier and more convenient than ever for guests with food allergies, or those who have gluten sensitivities, to dine at T.G.I. Friday’s, thanks to a new Allergen supplement menu that is in place at participating Friday’s(R) restaurants as of September 15, 2010. Using easy-to-read icons T.G.I. Friday’s new allergen menu will break
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The Paper Magazine: Rhea Lana’s Children’s Consignment Inc., opens the doors to its Northwest Houston children’s consignment event November 4 at The Berry Center in Cypress. Drop-off dates for items in the sale will be held Tuesday, November 2 and Wednesday, November 3. For more information, to visit the sale or to set up an
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The Atlantic: On November 2, Californians will vote on Proposition 19, a ballot measure that would legalize marijuana use and cultivation for adults and allow pot to be regulated and taxed. But even before votes are cast, cannabis capitalism is in full swing, as budding entrepreneurs launch businesses on the back of California’s “other” Green
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The annual Startup School, put on by the Business Association of Stanford Entrepreneurial Students and Y-Combinator, featured founders and investors in Dinkelspiel Auditorium. More than 800 prospective entrepreneurs attended reports The Stanford Daily. The day’s list of speakers included Silicon Valley heavyweights such as Mark Zuckerberg, founder and CEO of Facebook, Reid Hoffman ‘89, founder
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The first thing that Cathrine Ann admits is that, “I’m totally phony.” From hair extensions to plastic surgery, there isn’t much left that you could call authentic. The one thing that is not fake? Her new book, Beautiful Buttons: A Memoir of Survival and Triumph. She has no real secrets there reports The Globe and
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Fairfield County might soon become the new home of the entrepreneur reports ctpost.com. In response to interest from their students, Fairfield University’s Charles F. Dolan School of Business has launched a new concentration in entrepreneurship. “When we’d make presentations to students on management, we would get inquiries into whether we had courses on entrepreneurialism,” said
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Mashable reports that Facebook Chief Operations Officer Sheryl Sandberg made a “surprise” appearance at Pal’s Innovate Developer Conference to announce its new integration with PayPal. During her short speech, she dropped a few interesting tidbits of information related to Facebook’s growth. The first interesting stat surrounded social games. According to Sandberg, more people play games
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Investors.com: In the U.S., consumers may balk if coworkers hawk vitamins or skin creams to them at lunch hour. But in Asia, such sales pitches are greeted more warmly. Companies that sell directly to consumers are thriving in the fast-growing region, even as U.S. sales flatten. Asians are gobbling up products from the likes of
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