According to Inc.com, Morrie Yohai developed Cheez Doodles in the 1950s. The company already was selling Dipsy Doodles rippled corn chips, which were made with a machine that spit them out under pressure. His son Robbie Yohai says his father applied a similar concept for Cheez Doodles, adapting the machine to extrude liquefied cornmeal into […]
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Andrew Kitzenberg was a student at Babson College when he started developing his idea for a wristband that conceals a 2 gigabyte USB storage drive for easy, anytime access to electronic files, reports The Daily Grommet. His Memory On Hand bands have a casual look that’s geared for kids and young adults – and functionality
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If going to college isn’t hard enough, have you tried running a business at the same time? Raymond Lei is one such young entrepreneur that is doing just that. For Raymond it all started with a t-shirt order. As he shopped around at different printers it soon became obvious that all of his options were
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News of the World: Neds have forced a sandwich shop to close after a six-month campaign of violence. Young thugs targeted the Subway franchise at Saracen Cross in Possilpark, Glasgow. They repeatedly vandalised the deli, smashing its windows and threatening staff. One former worker said: “It was a horrific place to work – you never
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Who says couture has to be expensive? Two teenagers walked away with $3000 each for creating their prom outfits entirely out of duct tape. The Arizona Republic says it took Ray Banna and Yancy Esquivel 300 hours to create their designs. They used scissors, permanent markers, a sewing machine and 30 rolls of duct tape.
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PR Newswire: One local oil change business is going to the dogs – and cats. Eight years after Jiffy Lube first came to the area, it recently invested $1 million in a new look and efforts to enhance customer service. To celebrate, Jiffy Lube franchisee Heartland Automotive Services Inc. is having a grand re-opening of
WSBT: As a Mary Kay consultant, Kelly Taddeo is in the business of making women beautiful. But when she took her cancer-survivor mother to a Hello Gorgeous! event, a chance to make a difference became clear to her. Hello Gorgeous! of HOPE Inc. is a nonprofit organization that gives makeovers to women who are struggling
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Manila Bulletin: Helen Castro Limcaoco, The Little Gym’s master franchisee for the Philippines, and co-master franchisee for Singapore, was recently named as The Little Gym International’s 2010 Franchise Owner of the Year, in recognition of her significant contribution to the success of The Little Gym franchise worldwide. Castro-Limcaoco received the award – the first woman
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Press Herald: When Ed Wolak was 16 in 1967, he was working his first job washing floors in a Manchester, N.H., Dunkin’ Donuts. He didn’t plan on sticking with it long term, particularly when he hit college and developed an allergy to flour, suffering from what he calls “baker’s asthma.” Fast-forward more than 40 years,
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Foothills Media Group: At its leadership meeting held recently at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Warwick, R.I., one of Panera Bread’s franchises, the Howley Bread Group, LTD, based in Cumberland, R.I., recognized a number of its employees for excellence and leadership during the first quarter of 2010. The Howley Bread Group owns and operates 20
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