Wall Street Journal: Divorce lawyers seeking an edge in a crowded legal marketplace have found a niche they say pays off in good times and bad: appealing to men who fear getting a bad deal. With sports magazines in the waiting room and radio and TV spots that promise to put men first, “divorce for […]
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Techcrunch: “‘Adora Cheung, co-founder and CEO of Pathjoy, said her goal is to make maid service ‘ubiquitous’ — a basic service for a broad audience, rather than a luxury for the rich.’”
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Cassandra Daily: Campers whose fancy tastes demand a certain measure of open- air refinement will appreciate this portable propane oven-and-stove by camping brand Coleman. The miniature oven not only evokes fond memories of a certain beloved toy, it also permits grander culinary variety in the great outdoors—encouraging intrepid outdoorsmen and women to venture beyond standard
NY Times: On the tiny Mediterranean island of Malta, two Italian hackers have been searching for bugs — not the island’s many beetle varieties, but secret flaws in computer code that governments pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to learn about and exploit. The hackers, Luigi Auriemma, 32, and Donato Ferrante, 28, sell technical details
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Associated Press: The engineers were testing the Lettuce Bot, a machine that can “thin” a field of lettuce in the time it takes about 20 workers to do the job by hand. The thinner is part of a new generation of machines that target the last frontier of agricultural mechanization — fruits and vegetables destined
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SF Gate: Professional dog walkers in San Francisco are on a shorter leash after new regulations took effect earlier this month. The new law requires dog walkers to obtain a license, limits the number of dogs that can be walked at one time to eight and requires a vehicle inspection and an approval of any
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Wamda: Lebanese entrepreneur Ayah Bdeir will now be able to bring snap-together electronics toys littleBits to a wider audience, thanks to a new round of $3.65 million in Series A funding from U.S. venture capital firms. As Business Insider reports, the round was led by tech-focused Silicon Valley-based VC True Ventures, with Kholsa Ventures, O’Reilly
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Business opportunity can be described as a packaged business investment or sales of any service, product or equipment that will make the purchaser- licensee to be able to start a business. Basically, the business opportunity seller declares that it will assist the buyer to find a suitable site or provide avail the products to the
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Traditionally, when you want a professional service you need to go to their business or office to get it taken care of. Whether you’re looking for a massage or need the services of a notary. What if they could come to you instead? Servemehere.com took that idea and turned it into a reality. Some businesses
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Huffington Post: It’s raining, you don’t have an umbrella, and there are no awnings in sight. Mikhail Belyaev would like to have you covered with his latest invention, the “Lampbrella.” Part street lamp, part umbrella, the lamppost contraption has a sensor that detects when it’s raining and an electric motor that automatically opens a canopy
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