Register Hardware: A British inventor has submitted a patent application for a wacky touchscreen keyboard design which, he claims, could spell the end for accidental key presses. David Baker’s Crocodile Keyboard is so named because its keys are shaped like the reptile’s sharp teeth. Baker told Register Hardware today that each triangular key has significantly […]
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photo credit: osde8info In business it is very important to stay on top of everything in your field, your customers, vendors, new items and services etc. But there comes a point in every business person’s life when they must stop and ask themselves what do my customers really want from me? The New York Times
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ReadWriteWeb: Microlender Kiva announced it will begin a pilot program of loans to U.S. small enterprise. Kiva began in Africa, and after four years has since expanded to 44 countries, mostly in the developing world. The test will start with 45 U.S. businesses, ranging from baked goods deliveries to child care and taxi drivers. For
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PR-USA.net: Carl Youngman, Chairman of Youngman & Charm, has been recognized by Cambridge Who’s Who for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in all aspects of his career in business management. As chairman for Youngman & Charm, Mr. Youngman is responsible for CEO mentoring, strategic planning and development, change and culture management, and the sale of
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Business Times: The government’s recent move to liberalise 27 services sub-sectors has given the franchise industry a shot in the arm, says Deputy International Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Mukhriz Mahathir. “It has enabled foreign franchisors and new brands to enter the market and support the franchise spectrum like franchisees (to foreign franchisors),” he said
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Examiner.com: Danielle O’Connor and Shari Feldman met at the University of South Florida while pursuing their doctorates in Anthropology. In 2003, the friends traveled to Guatemala where they became fascinated with the textiles worn by the local indigenous people. Soon, they both became mothers and although their focus shifted to their families, their appreciation of
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The Wenatchee World Online: Would you like a skinny latte with that fixed-rate, 30-year home loan? Local mortgage broker Angie Coleman Sherman has turned to espresso as a cure for the housing crash. She opened espresso/bakery A Shot of Gratitude in January in the lobby of her home-loan business, Trusted Home Mortgage. She also sells
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YourHub.com: More than 150 agents at the Denver North Market Center of Keller Williams Realty were among the thousands of agents in the U.S.and Canada who participated in the recent Keller Williams RED (Renew, Energize and Donate) Day. The one-day community service initiative held May 14 was the largest in the history of the real
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Consumer Electronics: Students in the Advanced Personal Selling and Sales Negotiations course at Illinois State University, along with Mike Muriel of Vector Marketing Corporation, recently donated $5,000 from the class’s sale of Cutco cutlery to the Midwest Chapter of the Starlight Children’s Foundation, located in Chicago, Illinois. Vector Marketing is the direct sales division of
AdAge.com: The coffee wars generated a flurry of advertising in May. McDonald’s launched its first McCafe blitz, Dunkin’ Donuts made its first concerted doughnut push in more than a decade and Starbucks began its first pure branding campaign. While it’s too soon to say what the impact on sales has been, all three marketers saw
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