The Scavenger: Psst… wanna make a billion bucks? For IT mega-entrepreneurs, this isn’t just a dream, it’s seen as an achievable goal. The Melbourne Start-Up Weekend, held over the weekend of 7 May, was just one of many such events held in recent weeks, and the calendar into the future looks quite busy, with 70 […]
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PR-USA.net: Recent studies from the Bureau of Labor Statistics find that the jobless rate of veterans is 15.6 percent – far exceeding the national average of nine percent. Batteries Plus, the nation’s largest and fastest growing battery franchise, was shocked by this gap and decided to create a campaign called, “Time to Care”, to help
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Franchiseindia.com: The Chocolate Room India, operating since 2007, has plans of setting up 75 franchised outlets by end of 2011. The company has also announced their plans of picking up 50 per cent stake in Australian Master Franchisee. Vikas Panjabi, MD, Chocolate Room India said, “The Chocolate Room India would be taking 50 per cent
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Steve Case has dipped his hand into many projects. He got his start as the founder of AOL. Today he is the chairman for Startup America Partnership, reports gigaom. Startup America is generally focused on “celebrating and accelerating†entrepreneurs across all sectors and geographic regions of the U.S. by providing tools to help them grow,
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FranchiseUpdate: For several years social media has kept up its position as one of the hottest topics in franchising, and in business in general. Today, most business publications include at least one standing column about social media. While its potential marketing impact has been dissected and analyzed, in franchising quite a bit of that debate
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For most things, we can find what we need on a website or in a catalog. However, The Washington Post wonders where women with cancer go for answers. That is where Someone With hopes to help. She can get medical help from doctors and other professionals; solace from friends and family; perhaps spiritual support within
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Sometimes people enjoy living life as it happens. Unfortunately, most restaurants that require reservations of some kind do not feel this way. YumTable has found a way to help hungry people find restaurants in your neighborhood. If a restaurant faces a last minute cancellation or has an open table, they can list the opening and
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The Franchise Magazine: The launch of The Alternative Board (TAB), which provides a business coaching service, in Stoke-on-Trent is the franchise’s 13th location to open in the UK. Steve Wood, franchise owner of TAB Stoke-on-Trent explained why he had chosen a TAB franchise ahead of the other opportunities he looked at: “The Alternative Board presentation
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MedIndia: Parties hosted by housewives during the 1950s and 1960s across the world to sell their products were the early forms of social networking before Facebook and Twitter, claims Tupperware company. “Facebook represents the same type of social get-together with like-minded friends as a Tupperware party, except that it’s not in someone’s actual home, but
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Keeping a set schedule is a common problem for anyone who works from a home office. The Charlotte Observer recently responded to a question posed by a mompreneur who has trouble with friends who do not understand her at-home business hours. Start the day right. Treat your home-based work just as you would an office-based
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