Did you know that 7% of all industrial space in Kansas City is underground? You would if you read Today’s Business Ideas in the News.
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Why make an entire Thanksgiving dinner when you can just open a bag of chips, or two: find out more in Today’s Business Ideas in the News.
No matter what kind of business you are in, if you don’t have customers than your business will eventually fail.
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Documenting the Uberification of everything, today in Business Ideas in the News.
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Standing desks, the Angry Birds diet, and more: today in the Saturday edition of Business Ideas in the News.
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What do head shots, artisanal ice and carbon farming all have in common? They are all part of today’s Business Ideas in the News.
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According to estimates by the financial website 24/7 Wall Street, zombies pump more than $5 billion of life into the nation’s economy and even more globally. Here’s their math: Movies: $2.5 billion. Video games: $2.5 billion. Comic books, magazines, TV: $50 million. Halloween costumes: $500 million over four years. Books: $100 million. Merchandise: $50 million.
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? Arizona Republic: In 2001, Lisa Liddy plunged into growing her book-publishing company, The Printed Page, to take up the slack that followed her husband’s loss of a job in the hospitality industry. Her business took off, as she and her husband, Joe, concentrated heavily on book design, layout and publishing. To counter stress resulting
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Are you seeking a traditional business opportunity with an edge? What about opening or buying a bed and breakfast? Inns are seeing a resurgence in popularity for tourists and business travelers alike. Joshua Hill, a prominent lawyer and business traveler, confirms the trend. “If you travel a lot, you sort of get sick of the
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Having a fear of the dentist isn’t uncommon, yet these tooth magicians are a necessary part of our day-to-day life. Even if you’ve seen the Nazi dentist in Marathon Man, avoiding yours is about as wise as poking a bear with a stick. But if you’re a dentist yourself, starting a dental practice defines when
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