SouthCoastToday.com: As a young girl of Austrian descent living in Argentina, Dolores Garcia Laredo de Hirschmann grew up appreciating both South American and European culture, and, along the way, she picked up three languages. The experience added so much to her life, said Hirschmann, that as a mother of four living in America she has […]
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PR Web: A new virtual assistant service helps savvy businesses capitalize marketing opportunities on social networking web sites. Social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn are important marketing tools. They can create new opportunities — but it’s important to be consistent — and that takes time. SocialNetworkingNanny.com to the rescue. SocialNetworkingNanny.com provides administrative services.
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Fast Company: Some Twitter users bemoan the service’s 140-character limit. But to others, the restrictions are a source of inspiration. And any technology that has the cultural impact of Twitter will inevitably be embraced by artists (if only for the publicity). Writer Arjun Basu has made a name for himself writing 140 character stories he
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The Age: As any chef will attest, the food business can be a difficult gig at the best of times. But the past 12 months in particular have thrown unprecedented challenges at the industry, with franchise restaurants seemingly bearing the brunt. While economic uncertainty has proved to be one major hurdle, Australian cooks are also
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The Examiner: To say she was the woman of the hour might have been an understatement. “Thank you for being here! I totally appreciate it,†Marcie Vanbebber called out to friends and colleagues. “Hi, girls! I’ll be with you in just a second. Go get a drink.†Vanbebber, a Lee’s Summit resident who had no
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Atlanta Journal Constitution: Sean Lupton-Smith’s continuing legal fight with Atlanta Bread Co. may have already affected the way franchise contracts are written in Georgia. The state Supreme Court on June 29 ruled that Atlanta Bread Co.’s noncompete clause — a key issue in a lawsuit brought by Lupton-Smith, a former franchisee — was unenforceable. In
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SOA World Magazine: Vector Marketing Canada, the Canadian sales division of Cutco Cutlery Corporation, the largest manufacturer of high-end kitchen cutlery in North America, recently raised $15,785 for the Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada. The money was raised from commissions earned by the sales of cutlery in Vector’s “Pacific Coast” and “Can Rock” Divisions, which
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Franchising.net.au: Franchised accommodation network Quest Serviced Apartments opened its doors to its latest venture on August 29 with Russell Spurrell teaming up with wife Elise to run the new apartments in Mackay. After spending five years as Quest’s national sales and marketing manager, he took the leap into franchising and opened his own property in
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If you participate in a sport, it is important to keep your head up and your inner “winner” on hand. While that might be a little tough, Primo Activewear has a line of shirts that is bound to bring out the winner in everyone. Tanya Primo-Jones originally had surfing in mind when she created her
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Tyler Morning Telegraph: Ben Milam owned a Kettle restaurant for almost 10 years before it fell victim to a U.S. 59 widening project. “I got wiped out,” Milam said. But that didn’t mark the end of Milam’s involvement in Kettle, which bills itself as “America’s Kitchen.” After four years of traversing the country as part
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