The Franchise Magazine: Becoming a business owner will open a person up to a host of experiences and accompanying emotions. While these emotions are totally normal, they are often unexpected and therefore can prove to be an additional challenge at a critical time in the new business cycle. However, if you are made aware of […]
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dBusinessNews Charlotte: The Apple Gold Group, franchisee of Applebee’s restaurants in North Carolina, Oklahoma and Arkansas, is proud to have helped the Mint Hill Athletic Association to raise over $1,209 in just two hours at a recent Flapjack Fundraiser. The proceeds raised will go directly to the Mint Hill basketball program. “Congratulations to the volunteers
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Chicago Tribune: Wendy’s is about to test coupons sent to cell phones as text messages. Customers of the nation’s No. 3 burger chain who sign up for the promotion and provide their phone number will receive a discount by showing their mobile device to a Wendy’s cashier. Options Media Group is running the program for
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Tewksbury Advocate: Join Liberty Tax Service from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 9, at 553 Main St. Tewksbury, right across from Gold’s Gym, for the grand opening of its new tax return location for a day of fun. Take pictures with Lady Liberty, have some hot chocolate and treats, and take home
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Staugnews: For over 40 years, Orange Tree Hot Dogs has been a mainstay restaurant in the Jacksonville area and a favorite quick serve eatery for many Jacksonville natives. The restaurant has managed to not only stay in business, but expand in a shrinking economy because of their reputation for a clean, inexpensive, efficient, great quality,
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FreeAllMusic.com, which began a test version for invited users on Dec. 22 and plans to open to the public in January, will allow users to download songs, which may be copied and shared – unencumbered, in other words, by digital rights management restrictions, reports The New York Times. In return, instead of paying 99 cents
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CNet has put together a list of web businesses that went out-of-business in the last year. 1. Yahoo Briefcase 2. Jubii 3. Barnes & Noble: Quamut 4. Microsoft Encarta 5. Wikia Search 6. SpiralFrog 7. Yahoo Jumpcut 8. Yahoo Geocities 9. Yahoo 360 10. Windows Live Events Photo by clipart.com.
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According to the SmallBizTechnology blog there are hundreds of “specialist” programs, setup by vendors that, to help you get the most out of technology products and services. Cisco certified network consultants, Symantec security specialists are gurus in security and I could go on. Email marketing is such an important part of marketing to customers and
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It’s hard to believe iPods, Facebook and consumer GPS devices didn’t exist in the 1990s. So many of the gadgets and web sites we use every day were introduced during what has arguably been the most innovative decade to date. The Washington Post put together a list of the best innovations of the last 10
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Twin Cities Business Journal: Famous Dave’s of America Inc. has sold franchise rights for markets in Northern California and the Reno, Nev., region, a move that could expand the restaurant chain into those areas for the first time. The Minnetonka-based barbecue restaurant chain said that a franchisee called Savory Investments had bought the rights to
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