Leah McSweeney claims that she was assaulted by an officer for trying to defend a friend in 2002. The settlement, which amounted to $75,000, gave Leah a chance to support herself while starting Married to the MOB, a fashion line, reports Mail Online. She purchased a new computer, turned her apartment into her office and, […]
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Jessica Jacobs took a long maternity leave after having her first child just 9 years ago. During that time she began to re-think her career reports the Financial Post. Like many new mothers, she didn’t want to return to her job in the real estate development business. “Back then, I was working 24-hours a day,
PR Web: Senzu Style of Oakville, Ontario, announces the launched its online sales boutique. The company, a direct sales jewelry company, which initiated its soft launch in September of 2010, was supported by an online web brochure, but has now become a fully functioning online boutique, with the ability to purchase online. Senzu Style is
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Chris Morrison looks more like a missionary than millionaire entrepreneur reports Stuff.co.nz. Through Phoenix Organics, the company he and his wife Deborah Cairns and partner Roger Harris laboured in for 20 years, he pioneered the organic drinks market in New Zealand. Now he’s doing the same with organic Fairtrade bananas. Wayfairer Ltd, trading as All
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LubbockOnline.com: Brownfield-based fast-food franchisee Rodney Warren has offered $318,000 for the lone remaining Zoo-kini’s restaurant, in Abilene, in a process that could take into late January to complete. The price was named in documents related to Tuesday’s Chapter 11 filing for Zoo-koncepts, the Lubbock-based corporate parent of Zoo-kini’s. The corporation, part of admitted swindler Benny
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As you recover from the long Thanksgiving weekend, you might be relieved to know that a new survey by Challenger, Gray & Christmas has found that companies who ditched holiday parties during the recession are ready to bring them back. The survey of 100 human resource professionals found that 68 percent are planning parties this
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Jackson Sun: Dunkin’ Donuts will close Monday night around 11 p.m. if the current franchisee cannot find someone willing to take over the store. Bob Kilburn, Dunkin’s local franchise owner, is 70. He has held the company’s local franchise lease for 20 years. Kilburn is not ready to retire. But Dunkin’s corporate headquarter’s is offering
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RTO Online: The wait for a locally owned and operated rent-to-own store in Montgomery, Ala. has finally come to an end. Eddie Edwards and local resident Derrick Vinson recently opened the doors to ColorTyme, a trusted 30-year-old franchise brand. Eddie Edwards became a ColorTyme franchisee in 2004 and one year later was named ColorTyme’s New
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PR.com: People who have always dreamed of freeing themselves from the shackles of cubicles and the standard 9 to 5 can take the first step toward making their fantasy a reality. With their “Could you be a franchisee?” test, Psychtests not only helps people understand what it takes to be a franchisee, but also puts
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