Entrepreneurs face many questions when they are just getting started. Forbes asks Adelaide Lancaster and Amy Abrams what they believe new entrepreneurs should do, and whether their business should grow quickly or stay small. Does their advice suit your own experience? What reasons should an entrepreneur have when starting their first business? This is the […]
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The Epoch Times: A lifesaving medical device invented by a Canadian trauma surgeon is expected to hit markets this year, and it is already getting attention from investors around the world. The ITClamp Hemorrhage Control System, invented by surgeon Dennis Filips, resembles nothing more than a small hairclip but is capable of stopping major bleeding
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Before the song Down Under by Men At Work, one man worked hard to keep Vegemite on the map. That man is the inventor, Cyril Callister. Stock & Land: From the early 1920s, with imports of the British yeast extract Marmite having been disrupted by World War I, Melbourne food entrepreneur Fred Walker set Cyril
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Possibly the best kept secret in beauty, Rose Cannan invented the blowout. Her salon even predates known brands like Vidal Sassoon. W Magazine: Here she tells us about the day she invented the blowout technique: “It was a Friday and all the chemicals were on the trolley ready to straighten my clients’ hair, yet again.
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You’ve started your business. The revenue is coming in, and you’ve finally turned a profit. Expansion and success are right on the horizon, BUT: you don’t know how to handle and maintain this steady increase effectively, and you lack the financial skill set needed to sustain the flow of revenue your business is enjoying. What
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