We’ve always known that entrepreneurs are a little different than everyone else. They have traits that make it easier for them to take risks and remain hopeful when times are tough. According to The Wall Street Journal a new study just might prove that entrepreneurship just might be in their DNA. Turns out, part of […]
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After years of working for an airline, 60 year-old Linda Nagamine used $2,000 that had been earmarked to buy a ring to start Honolulu-based EZ Living Connection. And the company just had its first product–a keychain-like device that attaches to a woman’s purse strap and puts an end to the days of searching for keys–featured
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Sister-Diane over at CraftyPod discusses Creative Commons licensing with attorney Martin Ertl and crafter/enthusiast Kim Werker. They talk about why Creative Commons is relevant not only to crafters, but to anyone who shares original work on the web. Photo by Creative Commons.
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Steve Pope, President of the Inventors Club of Kansas City announced that the ICKC is launching their fifth National Invention Contest. Inventors and Entrepreneurs are invited to submit their US Patented or Patent Pending products for a chance to win the opportunity to have their consumer product marketed and sold in retail stores. Only 20
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Paso Robles Press: Fire up the grill and slap on some authentic Mexican grub, a health-conscious attitude, a splash of Chicano flavor and a dash of thumping American rock ‘n’ roll. The end result: Chino’s Rock & Taco, which has quickly become a Central Coast mainstay for the college crowd and families alike. In 2006
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Newswire Today: Pickett’s Bambino opened a new flagship location to make it their third company owned location. Pickets will soon begin to offer franchises after receiving countless inquiries over the years from people interested in opening a Pickett’s Bambino location of their own. Do to the great demand of the pizza in their family restaurant,
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Anyone who has ever surfed the web, used a computer or even purchased a smart phone pretty much knows what an app is. They’re everywhere. Applications can be a game, simplify purchases or replace paper when you need to jot down a quick note. However it is the mind behind those apps that you’ll find
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QSR magazine: Extreme Pita is moving to the frontline with a mission to feed the men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces. The Canadian franchisor recently opened the first of two restaurants slated at the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in Twentynine Palms, California, home to one of the military branch’s largest regiments.
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Franchising.com: Valpak, the most recognized direct mail brand in the U.S., has signed an Area Development agreement with a Quebec-based company that has offices in Montreal and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). The company will eventually bring the blue Valpak envelope to over 2 million mailboxes in Quebec. Valpak envelopes carry money-saving coupons and targeted
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Massage Magazine: When he opened a Massage Envy clinic here in 2005, Bruce McGovern thought the location might produce several hundred thousand dollars in annual revenue. It did — and then some. The Massage Envy clinic, in the Old Town Shopping Center on Greenville Avenue in Dallas, now generates more than $2 million in annual
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