Many entrepreneurs find one business can eat up most of their time. So, is there even any time left when that number becomes three? Billy and Kitty Caples have been married nearly 50 years, and they work three times as hard to keep all three of their businesses running, reports The Item. Lucky number three […]
Besides the advantage of speaking to people of more than one language, knowing multiple languages can help an adult move ahead in the workforce. Being bilingual means you have a better future ahead of you, and Bilingual Fun hopes to help your children find that success. Jennifer Manriquez is a former Spanish teacher, and her
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Social media can seem daunting, but it is also an important way to connect with customers for many entrepreneurs. If you’re just getting started, Fox Small Business has some ideas that will help you start off right. No. 1: Create a professional company page. Instead of having a personal page for your small business, Anteau
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Franchising.com: Most people associate summer with the beach and barbeques, not with preparing their taxes. Yet, this is an ideal time for taxpayers to review their tax situation, determine what tax moves they should make in the remaining months of the year and get valuable tips that can improve their tax position when filing their
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Computer companies are beginning to understand that big business is not the only type of business they should try to reach. Small business may not need as many computers, but they are an important niche too. Besides the age-old Microsoft vs. Mac argument, HP and Apple offer small business-friendly services to help drive your dollars
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Naples Daily News: A retired entrepreneur isn’t letting the summer weather rain on his parade — or rather, his lanai. Johansen is the creator of DryLanai, a product that works in conjunction with electric storm shutters to protect outdoor living spaces from rain. Sensors are placed strategically on any patio with electric storm shutters. When
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Arizona Republic: When Glendale business owner Vince DiVarco told his parents he had become a Ductz franchise owner, the Navy lieutenant commander and veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom had some explaining to do. His parents were not aware their son was the new owner of a company specializing in the cleaning and repair of heating,
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Bizjournals.com: The St. Louis operator of eight Chevys Mexican Restaurants, T&J Restaurants LLC, headed by John Whicker, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and is closing two locations as the business restructures. T&J already has closed its Columbia, Mo., restaurant and will close a second location in the St. Louis area at the Saint Louis Mills
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San Francisco Chronicle: NARPRO, the Network of Neighborhood Auto Repair Professionals, recently announced plans to expand nationally through an exclusive franchise program. The goal of NARPRO’s franchise program is to provide business opportunities for motivated people who want to build a small business, work from home and be their own boss. NARPRO has franchises in
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Mail & Guardian Online: Big businesses, trying to access untapped markets and under pressure because of the global economic crisis, are moving into the townships and selling franchises to locals who sometimes do not have the experience to operate them. Without adequate support, many are doomed to fail. Many of these franchisees say they feel
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