Where there is a problem there is often an inventor nearby who is trying to find a solution. With snow falling in many different states, the latest inventor to receive the spotlight is Patrick Burke. He has redesigned the snow shovel based on his own need for comfort. He said his goal was to eliminate […]
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Bloomburg BusinessWeek: Male academics are much more likely than their female counterparts to start companies to exploit their inventions, studies show. That’s a problem, because if female academics aren’t building businesses based on their research, they aren’t benefiting from the rewards that high-growth, high-tech companies emerging from universities provide. Why aren’t women starting university spinoffs
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The Jackson Citizen Patriot – MLive.com: Lansing-based Two Men and a Truck, the nation’s largest independently owned moving company, has landed on Entrepreneur magazine’s 2012 Franchise 500 — a ranking of the top 500 franchise business opportunities in the U.S. and Canada. The company ranks 154th on the list and is the only moving service-based
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Fredericksburg.com: An Arby’s franchisee in Maryland has closed its 10 locations, including one on U.S. 301 near Dahlgren. KBK Inc., based in Charlotte Hall, Md., said in a post on its website that “due to financial difficulties brought on by the economy we have been forced to close our stores by the Arby’s Restaurant Group.”
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PR Web: Maui Wowi Hawaiian, a gourmet Hawaiian coffee and fresh fruit smoothie company, welcomes Salah Abdulameer to the ‘Ohana, (family). Salah is planning to bring a wave of island flavor and ‘Aloha Spirit’ to Dallas, TX. Salah, who was born in Iraq and later settled in Texas, holds two things close to his heart;
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‎The Australian: Bakers Delight is defying the gloom infecting the retail sector, forecasting strong growth in its franchisee base next year. The Australian-owned baking company signed on 35 new franchisees in the six months from June 30 and is expecting that number to grow to 100 by the end of the financial year. That growth
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