Chicago Tribune: A Giordano’s bankruptcy hearing turned into what the judge called a “sideshow” and a “circus” and resulted in an Arizona man being led away by three security guards and escorted out of the building after he interrupted the proceedings and made a vaguely threatening remark. Marshall Home, who has intervened in the Chicago […]
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MyFox9: It may seem a bit old-fashioned, but one 11-year-old Cub Scout is financing his new dreams by turning into a lawn-mowing mogul. Despite his age, Bill Breitenstein seems beyond his years and hasn’t gone by “Billy†since kindergarten. Now, he’s going into sixth grade and was yearning for a new mountain bike. So, his
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BNET: In 2008 I became president of Moe’s Southwest Grill, a restaurant franchise based out of Atlanta, Georgia. We have 428 restaurants across 32 states, Canada, and most recently, Turkey. At this point, we’re growing at a rate of about one new restaurant a week and plan to have 65 new locations open by the
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NWI.com: Four local women selling Lia Sophia jewelry have won company honors for sales and all earn six figures. Debbie Rotkvich, a Chicago native, went from owning a business to direct selling 16 years ago. Today her personal earnings are more than $3 million and her team sales are more than $106 million. St. John
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The National Association for Moms in Business says that moms have $1.3 trillion in spending power, with 80% of them making most of the household decisions. So, if a company chooses to ignore the mom market, they face hurting their income. Stacy DeBroff noticed many of the issues these companies seemed to have trying to
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The following is a guest post by Peter Winick. Everybody is doing it. With easy-to-use, off-the-shelf publishing software, even producing a good looking book isn’t that difficult. Books are being written and published at the highest rate in history. It’s selling books that is the problem. Many authors write a book and simply expect the
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Central Valley Business Times recently reported findings from the American Small Business League (ASBL) that the SBA is lying about the actual number of contracts reaching small businesses. Last week the Small Business Administration said that the federal government narrowly missed its congressionally mandated 23 percent small business goal. The SBA announced the government awarded
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Courthouse News Service: In the latest complaint against for-profit education chains, a Phoenix man claims Huntington Learning Centers sold him a franchise without disclosing that it was “in significant operational and financial decline,” that it “evaluated” students with a fraudulent software program, and that its Arizona franchises were failing. Christopher Tozzo and his business, Glenchrist
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1927 – First test of Wallace Turnbull’s controllable pitch propeller. 1956 – The Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956 is signed, officially creating the United States Interstate Highway System.
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Kansas.com: In January, Have You Heard? reported that a Mooyah franchisee, who didn’t want to be named yet, is looking to bring seven of the hamburger restaurants to Wichita. Now, the franchisee is talking, and he doesn’t mind sharing his name or his plans. Twin Peaks franchisee Rusty Rathbun and his five Wichita partners, who
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