Dane talks with Jeff Oddo, President of City Wide Maintenance, about the business, Jeff’s time as a houseboy for a college sorority and more.
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Age extension therapy for dogs, 3D printing and more, today in Business Ideas in the News.
New Tricks For Old Dogs: Today’s Business Ideas in the News Read More »
As a successful business owner, you know what it takes to be profitable and competitive in your industry. No matter what products or services your company offers, you know that your business must run as a well oiled machine: Each department must observe standard operating procedures, maintain proper interaction with other business sectors and achieve
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Trade shows can be really valuable business development tools. Whether you’re an exhibitor or attendee, they are a fantastic opportunity to meet and engage with people that you can potentially do business with. They can also be a futile waste of time and money if you don’t have a plan for how you’re going to
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When you get a haircut at one of the more than 1,200 Sport Clips across the country, you can “help a hero” at the same time by donating to the company’s Help A Hero program now through November 11, Veterans Day. Over the next four weeks, Sport Clips’ locations nationwide will have a collective goal
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British Columbia may be one step closer towards franchise legislation of the type already in effect in the ‘disclosure provinces’ of Alberta, Ontario, Manitoba, New Brunswick and PEI. The B.C. Ministry of Justice is seeking stakeholder and public comment on a proposed B.C. Franchises Act. The proposed legislation is based on the Uniform Franchises Act,
British Columbia Government Seeks Stakeholder Input for Proposed Franchise Law Read More »
The number one reason for new business failure, is that there was never a market for their product or service in the first place; in other words, they never really had a business. It’s only a business if someone other than your mother will give you money for your product or service. According to CB
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Dane talks to CEO Joe F. Brannon III about textLIVING’s kiosk-based customer tracking and loyalty system for retail businesses.
An Inside Look at textLIVING Read More »
We’re seeing a shifting trend towards franchises amongst young people; their MBAs aren’t opening getting them the jobs that they were expecting.
Young People Flock to Franchising Read More »
Why Burger King is taking beef off the menu for one set of franchisees, in Today’s Business Ideas in the News.
Where’s the Beef: Today’s Business Ideas in the News Read More »
