Waikato Times: When funding for her rural school dried up during the early 2000s, Tokoroa principal Kathy Redwood was forced to re-evaluate her career options. So, like many Kiwi entrepreneurs, Mrs Redwood launched a business from her garage. She saw a niche for maths tutoring in the rural township and began offering home-based training for […]
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Fast Casual: Genghis Grill has announced summer drink promotions featuring three watermelon-inspired beverages offered in-store now until mid-August. Making their official debut June 20 with the help of social media and online advertising, the drinks that will be featured are Khan’s Watermelon Pineapple Sparkler, Khan’s Watermelon Arnold Palmer and Khan’s Watermelon Lemonade, all known as
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PR Newswire: Dunkin’ Donuts, America’s every day, all-day stop for coffee and baked goods, announced today it has signed agreements with three franchisees to develop 12 new restaurants throughout Tampa over the next several years. Locations targeted for development include the following: * Five units are to be developed in Sarasota and Charlotte County by
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Myrtle Beach Sun News: The Grand Strand will soon be getting a new Bojangles’ restaurant as part of the company’s rapid expansion plans. One of the local franchises, Bo Benton Inc., will soon break ground on a new location in Murrells Inlet, though the exact spot hasn’t been released. The company, based in Charlotte, N.C.,
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MarketWatch: USANA Health Sciences, Inc. announced today that it will donate $10 for every ace served at WTA events throughout the 2011 season, beginning with The Championships at Wimbledon. The Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) will support USANA’s contribution with a $25,000 donation. All proceeds from the “Ace Out Hunger” program will benefit Children’s Hunger Fund
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If you ever find yourself in the mood for Thai food and you’re in the greater Victoria area of Canada, Rod Jiang owns a couple of restaurants you do not want to miss. Not only have customers ranked them number one for their food in the area, but some of their more popular meals have
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Americans are not the only people falling in love with social networking. In the UK, Facebook has taken control of Microsoft’s 2nd place position of the most popular websites visited, reports MSNBC. Even more surprising is the age group many of these visitors fall under. Facebook attracted a record 26.8 million visitors in Britain in
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It may not seem like a good time to start a social business when the economy is struggling, but The New York Times believes the time is now. So, what does it take to be a social entrepreneur? Don’t feel guilty if you make money. If you choose the profit-making model, stick with it —
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SmartCompany.com.au: The final report of Western Australia’s franchise inquiry has recommended against the introduction of state laws for franchising. The inquiry committee made nine recommendations in relation to a private member’s bill tabled by MP Peter Abetz last year to regulate the WA franchise. Foremost among these recommendations was that the bill be opposed. However
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B2B News: Responsible managers need to keep current about what is happening with peers, competitors, and mavericks in the consumer marketplace. New things in the world of the Entrepreneur are detailed this month in Entrepreneur magazine. Many different levels of executive decision making and managerial expertise are examined in various interactions between business planning and
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