Forbes: General guidelines can’t be applied to every business. Legal self-help websites have their uses: they provide a mile-high view of the legal process, act as a good first stop for learning the basics before speaking to a professional, and serve as a useful provider in fulfilling certain procedural hurdles, like states’ registered agent requirements. […]
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CNN: Schools worldwide book him to put a stop to bullying. One Minnesota community promised him $20,000 to get him to come to town for two weeks last fall. He calls himself The Scary Guy, and his price tag can run as much as $6,500 a day. The Scary Guy is his legal name —
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If you’ve heard of Angry Birds, but don’t understand the appeal, perhaps this NY Times article: will help: In 2009, 25 years after the invention of Tetris, a nearly bankrupt Finnish company called Rovio hit upon a similarly perfect fusion of game and device: Angry Birds. The game involves launching peevish birds at green pigs
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Was your new year resolution to start a new business? Don’t let the economy get you down. 10 News recently discussed some of the other areas you need to remember when launching your startup. Just ask Yanina Rosario, Assistant Director of the Small Business Development Center at USF. “If you don’t feel you can overcome
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PMW: What makes FamousScientists.org better than other portals is its huge collection of more than 120 in-depth and high-quality articles about the lives and biographies of famous scientists and inventors from around the world, and also their pictures. The site contains a science blog as well, focusing on the latest science and technology news and
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Santa Paula Times: Uncle Milton’s Ant Farm was the craze of the 1950s and the company and the toy that spawned a frenzy and still sold in the millions was highlighted in September at Moonlight at the Ranch V: “Shake, Rattle & Roll!” A display of the two most famous Miltons of the 1950s –
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The News-Press: Slathering mayonnaise and spreading fresh roasted turkey on a handmade sub can be a mundane task, but for Augustin Nemet it’s a symbol of ownership and purpose. “Currently we’re running the store, just me and my wife,” he said. “It’s a true mom and pop.” “If you’re there you can oversee what’s going
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< p style=”text-align: center;”> Ever since transportation authorities placed rigorous limits on the amount of liquids allowed on flights, travellers have had to figure out how to both pack their favourite toiletries and comply with those regulations. According to trendspotter Springwise, helping consumers avoid bag-check charges or confiscation of their non-compliant toiletries and cosmetics, New
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1889 – In Colorado, Nicholas Creede strikes it rich in silver during the last great silver boom of the American Old West. 1925 – John Logie Baird performs the first test of a working television system. John Logie Baird FRSE (13 August 1888 – 14 June 1946) was a Scottish engineer and inventor of the
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Rovio Entertainment Ltd., the games company behind the immensely popular Angry Birds franchise, is changing its business strategy, aiming to earn more money by making its games free. The company has spent years building a revenue base by offering Angry Birds games that cost money to download. But now it has changed course and entered
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