In Los Angeles there’s a hair salon that doesn’t cut hair. Instead, they only wash, blow dry and style your hair. All for $35. Is this a industry that the recession has created as it’s driven demand for lower priced alternatives to traditional services, or is this something else entirely? It’s a familiar tale: the […]
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Whether you own a store that is in need of a wine isle makeover or you want to turn your basement into a small cellar for your collections, with Wine Cellar Innovations the only limits are as far as your imagination. Originally known as Deckebach Construction & Remodeling, the business was launched in 1977. In
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Owning and running a business isn’t quite as simple as it used to be a few years ago. Long gone are the days of running a newspaper or magazine ad in the classified section for a few months in order to get your business booming and customers flooding through the door. Advertising a business now
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When one of the most important e-mail messages of his life landed in his in-box a few years ago, Kord Campbell overlooked it., reports The New York Times. Not just for a day or two, but 12 days. He finally saw it while sifting through old messages: a big company wanted to buy his Internet
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Starting a business is an exciting time for any budding entrepreneur. It is the time where big plans and hopes and dreams can become a reality. Whether you are working alone or as part of a team there are plenty of things to consider. We have spoken to three entrepreneurs who have gone through the
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Brad Templeton: There’s a lot of excitement about the potential of autonomous drones, be they nimble quadcopters or longer-range fixed wing or hybrid aircraft. A group of students from Singularity University, for example, has a project called MatterNet working to provide transportation infrastructure for light cargo in regions of Africa where roads wash out for
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After starting a lucrative job with my new college degree, my dad decided to move from Los Angeles to Fort Lauderdale. He had lived in Southern California his whole life but found that he could finally buy that condominium he always dreamed about in Fort Lauderdale. He had a lot of things to pack and
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How to Nurture Your Child’s Entrepreneurial Spirit The following is a guest post by Lior Levin. These days, young entrepreneurs seem to be changing the world every day. Two of the largest and most important companies on the Web, Google and Facebook, were founded by people still in college, and it’s not uncommon to see
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Ever wonder what it is like to take an idea and turn it into a product? Andre Nel, the CEO of Bexter7 LLC, recounts his own experiences in a recent article at IPWatchdog. I admit it! I fell for it hooks, line, and sinker. It seemed so easy! Come up with an idea, file a
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Worldcrunch: “Live next to a Caribbean beach all year round, anywhere in the world….” The Chilean company Crystal Lagoons has succeeded in making this long overused dream cliche into reality by finding a way to treat the water in swimming pools hundreds of meters in size. The meteoric success of the holiday home complex built
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