NY Daily News: The oldest Jewish bialy and bagel shop in New York City is being rescued by two Muslim cab drivers — and they plan to keep it kosher. Coney Island Bialys and Bagels — founded in 1920 by Morris Rosenzweig, a Jewish immigrant of Bialystok, Poland — was about to go out of […]
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A reader asked: I have so many ideas for businesses that I don’t really know which one to start first? Everytime I start something, I get distracted by a new business idea. Help! What do I do? If your answer to the question “What kind of business are you going to start?†is something like
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It’s been a long running theme of this site that I think that business cards are lame. A reader just sent in the following image of a “business card” that I actually like. I went to my insurance company the other day and saw their “business card”. I know you sometimes post interesting business cards
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Not sure how healthy your small business is? Take a look at some advice from the Herald Sun. IS YOUR BUSINESS UP AND COMING? A NEW business needs a proper financial, operational and legal structure to chart its early days, including market research and a monthly or weekly cash flow projection and budget. IS IT
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A selection of products to amuse and inspire. The Drib Pair it with your Snuggie and pig out on your sofa. Wine Glass Holder Necklace After a few glasses this will come in REAL handy. Powerlung Proven to make breathing more efficient and effective, according to “clinical independent studies” (none of which is detailed). But,
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The following is a guest post by Victor Green, author of How to Succeed in Business By Really Trying!) It’s true that many factors contribute to an organization’s success, but in the end it all comes down to this: how will your business be better, or different, than what is already available? Will you provide
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Mansfield News Journal: The chalkboard menu features burgers, melts and hot dogs — served on homemade breads and buns — and potato chips kettle-fried on the premises in two flavors, regular and sweet onion. The unexpected twist in Mudrinich’s business plan started with an experiment on her menu. She offered, for $1, a shredded chicken
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My father-in-law has been working fifteen hundred miles away from home for the last seven months in Denver, Colorado. Although he flies home for the weekend once a month or so, he spends every evening after getting off of work starring at the same boring hotel room walls, the boring hotel television, and the same
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