What was traditionally believed to be a service that was used most among the rich, maid services are seeing an increase in business with the average family as well. As more households look to create a 2 person income, that is leaving less time for tasks, like cleaning, that need to be done. When you […]
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Inquirer.net: Giant brands like Jollibee, McDonald’s, KFC and Greenwich may have encroached on its territory, but homegrown fast-food chain Biggs has managed to more than hold its own over the past 26 years. To think that Biggs, with its retro 1960s signature look, was put up in 1983 “just for fun,†says Carlo Buenaflor, Biggs
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How many times have you seen a trail of paint on the roadway from a spilt can of paint in the back of a painter’s truck? Were you ever tempted to follow the line to figure out where it ended up? I have! Could a non-permanent and non-toxic version of this be used to drive
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The following is a guest post by Sharon Raymond of Simple Shoemaking. photo credit: orangeacid I was delighted, as a shoemaking instructor working out of my home, to see the statement in an article on www.treehugger.comthat “shoemaker” should be added to a list of occupations that would be in demand in the “new green economy”!
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CNBC will premiere an all-new The Entrepreneurs, hosted by Donny Deutsch this Thursday (April 2, 2009) at 9P ET and 10P PT. Celebrity chef Rick Bayless discusses how a love for Mexican food and a brilliant business plan helped create Frontera Foods‘ multi-million dollar empire. Also see how Toms Shoes became profitable giving away a
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The Arizona Republic: America’s Incredible Pizza Co., a combination pizza parlor and amusement park, is entering the metro Phoenix market and hoping to challenge Peter Piper Pizza, Chuck E. Cheese’s and other family-entertainment centers. The Springfield, Mo.-based company has leased 54,000 square feet in a former Walmart store at Third Avenue and Bell Road in
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CSNews Online: The 7-Eleven store here at 219-17 Hillside Ave. was packed with people Friday as 7-Eleven celebrated a milestone in its long franchising history—the opening of the 100th store to join the chain through its Business Conversion Program. 7-Eleven’s Business Conversion Program (BCP) — which began as a pilot program in California in mid-2005
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photo credit: indi.ca This is interesting. Could it work for your business? Don’t be surprised if you see Col. Sanders out filling potholes. In an unusual cause-marketing push, KFC is tackling the pothole problem in Louisville, Ky. in exchange for stamping the fresh pavement with “Re-freshed by KFC,” a chalky stencil likely to fade away
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Franchising.com: Wild Birds Unlimited has once again received a Franchisee Satisfaction Award from Franchise Business Review. Of the more than 2,500 active franchise systems in the United States, only 115 companies received this award in 2009. This elite group represents the top five percent of all franchise companies. This is the fourth year that Wild
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IFA: The May 17 to 19 IFA Legal Symposium will provide franchise business executives and legal professionals answers to their legal and franchise relations questions. The IBA/IFA Joint Conference May 19 to 20 will focus on the latest developments in international law. Both conferences will be conducted at the J.W. Marriott in Washington, D.C. Find
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