The Marion Star: Vector Marketing has opened a new sales office in Marion, Ohio, run by Kristy Roberts, new Vector district manager, a news release states. The Marion office will be used for recruitment and training of new sales representatives as well as for team meetings where additional training and mentorship is provided. Sales representatives […]
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Trading Markets.com: Schaumburg-based Jewels by Park Lane reports March 2009 sales exceeded last years same month sales by more than 10 percent. Yearly sales for 2008 were the largest in the companys 53-year history. All of this has happened while many other companies have been cutting back on production and turning to layoffs. Meanwhile, Jewels
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Franchise Key: Franchising is not widespread in Serbia yet but, as Rolf G. Kirst from Franchise Pool International explains, the Serbian Franchise Association is making great efforts to promote franchising in the country. The first franchise exhibition is now being held in Belgrade on 21 & 22 May 2009; a special franchise centre had already
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The Register-Mail: The baby Flipple, sippy cups, children’s clothing lines – Linda Larson Lewis is ready to begin sipping the sweet taste of success. The retired Gates Rubber Co. employee hopes to post other products for children on her Web site, a cyber superstore of sorts. She anxiously awaits the day when she can take
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Slate: Google became a household word by building better Internet search technology. But today it touches my business, NewWest.Net, in all kinds of ways that have little to do with finding things online. Google, in fact, is on the brink of becoming a sort of universal information technology utility for small businesses–a great thing, for
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KATU.com: If you’re unemployed or think you may lose your job, you may want to turn to your alma mater for help. College career centers have always helped new graduates find work but given the economy, many local universities are now adding new programs to help former students who have been out of school for
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Killer Startups: In the 70s TV show, The Rockford Files, private investigator Jim Rockford carried a small printing press in his car to print up fake business cards. If Jim had only had an Internet-enabled laptop and printer. On Businesscardstar.com you will find a website that was created to provide you with a real opportunity
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Bizjournals.com: The New Mexico Attorney General has reached a settlement with Zangara Dodge Inc., which closed its Albuquerque dealership earlier this year. The stipulated order holds Zangara in civil contempt for violating a 2006 consent decree, the Unfair Practices Act and the Motor Dealers Franchising Act. The company must provide the attorney general’s office with
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The Franchise Magazine: Moreland Insurance Director Maurice Logie, who also serves as President of the Lanarkshire Chamber of Commerce, recently spoke about franchising to a conference held in East Kilbride near Glasgow. Moreland Insurance is an Affiliate Member of the British Franchise Association and supplies specialised products to the franchise industry. “There are opportunities for
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MarketWatch: During an economic downturn in 1984, “Papa” John Schnatter tossed conventional wisdom aside to pursue his passion for delivering superior-quality pizza to the residents of southern Indiana. With the money received from selling his beloved ’72 Z28 Camaro, Schnatter knocked out the broom closet of his father’s tavern, purchased the necessary restaurant equipment… and
