Las Vegas Sun: A Clark County man has sued Usana Health Sciences Inc., alleging the big direct marketer of nutritional and cosmetic products operates as a pyramid scheme in which independent distributors must focus on signing up more distributors as opposed to selling products. Joseph Chirco, in his lawsuit filed last week in Clark County […]
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WSJ.com: You don’t have to tell Dave Hogan that people have cut back on remodeling. Prospective clients debate for months whether to buy new floors from his store here, he says, and increasingly they decide against it. The drop in his business reflects the experience of many Floor Coverings International Ltd. franchisees, and of tough
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TradingMarkets.com: Lakeland Industries Inc, a manufacturer of industrial protective clothing for industry, municipalities, healthcare and to first responders on the US federal, state and local levels, announced on 23 April the appointment of Duane W Albro to the company’s board of directors, effective 17 April 2009. The addition of Albro reportedly brings the company’s total
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Digital City: Julian Pavone could be infomercial gold! He has purportedly become the world’s youngest inventor at four years old. His attorney, Robert Kelly, filed the application and received the patent for Julian’s Abracadabra Stain Cover-Up, a product that can cover clothing stains and touch up chipped paint on musical instruments and other items. Julian’s
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Thomas Kollars, a professor at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, has invented a device called the ProVector that will kill the mosquitoes that carry dengue, as well as malaria. It has the potential to save hundreds of thousands of lives. “I’m here for a reason,” Kollars says. “I’m here to make this
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EIRO Research is rocketing up the top 40 Network Marketing start up companies coming in at number 15 in the listings. Top 40 start ups are calculated based on Alexa rankings. EIRO launched it’s ground floor campaign in November of 2008 and is now in pre-launch phase leading up to the official launch in October
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LifeHack: Wouldn’t it be nice if ideas came to you when they were supposed to? You sit down, decide to be creative, and boom: you’re creative. The juices flow, the ideas are endless, and your brilliance just runneth over onto the page. Unfortunately, that’s not the case. For most of us, our creative and inspirational
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San Francisco Business Times: It’s not that startups are writing the stimulus off, it’s just that most aren’t counting on it. The $787 billion federal economic stimulus intends to favor “shovel-ready” projects that can produce immediate, though temporary, jobs. And that means technology startups, most of which can’t put hundreds or even dozens of people
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PR.com: Staying fluid and able to react to the fast-changing dynamics of the Internet is key to WSI’s success. With more than 1,500 franchisees in 87 countries around the world, it must continually stay a step ahead of its competition to ensure that its network of Internet Marketing Consultants is not only making their clients’
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Boston Herald: When it comes to laundry, smell is crucial. Getting the right smell is an art form, says Dan Herman, a founding partner of Lazybones, which has been providing laundry services to college students for 15 years. The Newton native didn’t even know how to do laundry when he and his partners launched the
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