House parties touting direct sales products like makeup or Tupperware have been around for a long time. The success of the house party is well-known, and it is quickly growing into a marketing tool for all. With the help of one company, many popular brands are adopting the trend for their own needs. House Party […]
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If the country would like to generate more jobs for people, they must also create more businesses with openings for people to take. That is why The Huffington Post has shared a few ideas on how the government can help entrepreneurs jumpstart job creation. 1) A 30 percent refundable tax credit for members of accredited
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According to Leader-Post, a survey released last week shows that 70 college students in Canada have found work for the summer. However, the outlook hasn’t been as good for young entrepreneurs. Only one percent of the students actually started their own business. There are many deterrents for students entering the business world, including raising the
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Forbes: The transformative technology of the 2015-2025 period could be 3D printing. This has the potential to remake the economics of manufacturing from a large-scale industry back to an artisan model of small design shops with access to 3D printers. In other words, making stuff, real stuff, could move from being a capital intensive industry
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As successful businesses expand, they need money to help fund that growth. This is where the SBA 504 loan program may be able to help. Also called the Certified Development Company/504 Program, this is a long-term financing tool for economic development within a community. It provides growing businesses with long-term, fixed-rate financing for major fixed
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A grocery store in New Zealand was scheduled to be closed for Good Friday last week, but no one told the computer system that controlled the lights, cash registers, alarm and door locks. Bright and early Friday morning the store opened it self up and within minutes shoppers started arriving. Within three minutes the public
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SCORE, a nonprofit association dedicated to helping small business start, grow and succeed, today announced the launch of e-Business Now, a new website providing small business leaders with “how to†knowledge to successfully use technology-enabled applications. The website provides free on-demand workshops “how-to†guides, connections to technology mentors and more—a full range of tools for
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Comic books have been with us for over than a century now and their popularity doesn’t seem to dwindle, and there’s nothing out of ordinary in that fact. Comic books have evolved in art style, and the story telling has as well. But what do we know about the history of this popular pastime? Where
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The Young Entrepreneur Council, an advocacy group that works to overcome youth unemployment by teaching young people how to build successful companies got together to answer this question. The council’s members include Generation Y entrepreneurs and experts in a variety of fields. Aaron Patzer, founder of Mint.com: Hire an expert.If you’re sure that what you’re
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More of California’s small and mid-sized businesses were sold last month than in any month for the year, with 1,384 completed transactions. The total was ahead of the October 2009 figure of 1,314, and represented a substantial increase over the 888 deals concluded during September 2010, according to figures released by BizBen.com, which tracks monthly
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