No matter what size or shape people are, they just want to look good. That is the premise behind Skinny Tees. Known as “The Diet You Wear,” her shirts will flatter any figure. According to West Bloomfield Patch, Linda Schlesinger’s clothes are becoming a staple in every woman’s closet. “I have a lot of fun […]
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Australian inventor, Pat Jones, was inspired one night after taking his “tinnie” out for a little fishing. Trying to bring his boat back to shore, he was fighting heavy winds and choppy water, but he made it back safely. It was the next morning when he took out the floor to clean it that he
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Whether you’re employed by a company or you’re employing yourself, retirement is something you must plan for. Forbes takes a look at three retirement plans that can be used to help you set up a fund for yourself or your employees. The 401(k) 401(k)s not only offer higher contribution limits than most other plan options,
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Franchising.net.au: Vending machines present busy consumers on the go with availability to products that help nourish, satisfy and entertain, which are accessible in major communal hubs such as public transport venues, gyms and sporting clubs, hospitals, schools and universities, retail outlets, shopping centres and workplaces. The convenience of vending extends to business owners who have
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1808 – John Jacob Astor incorporates the American Fur Company, that would eventually make him America’s first millionaire. 1869 – Celluloid is patented. 1926 – Varney Airlines makes its first commercial flight (Varney is the root company of United Airlines). 1957 – Greek shipping tycoon Aristotle Onassis buys the Hellenic National Airlines (TAE) and founds
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4-traders: With the goal of bringing a convenient better-for-you, meal option to busy travelers on-the-go, Ray Jones, principal of RJ Franchise 2, celebrated the opening of his first Jamba Juice location in Terminal D at the Philadelphia International Airport in Pennsylvania. Terminal D services Delta, Airtran, Continental, and United airlines. Fans traversing through Terminal D
StartupSmart: A host of Australian and US franchises were recently unveiled at a Sydney franchising expo, suggesting the sector is still ripe with opportunity for prospective franchisees. The Sydney Franchising and Business Opportunities Expo, held last weekend, attracted a wave of new Australian franchises including mobile catering business Pizza Event and Sergio’s Cake Shop. Other
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The Herald Bulletin: The Domino’s Pizza restaurant in Anderson has opened for business again, days after its franchisee closed the store and 20 others that it owned in Indiana. “It’s not a new operator yet, but 16 of the 21 stores have reopened,†Domino’s spokesman Tim McIntyre said Monday. “They’ve reopened under what we’re calling
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Bizjournals.com: After a brief hiatus, Graeter’s will return to Northern Kentucky this summer. The company has signed leases for two locations operated by its former franchisee, International Brand Services Inc., that had closed in November. The first location to reopen will be the store at 301 Buttermilk Pike in Fort Mitchell. This was the first
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WLKM Radio: McDonald’s restaurants in White Pigeon and Centreville announced last week that they helped raise more than $1,600 through contributions its workers solicited on behalf of Community Action’s annual Walk for Warmth fundraiser. Through most of February, both McDonald’s collected $1 donations to help aid the cause, which provides assistance to area residents delinquent
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