Whittier Daily News: Erika Elizabeth Maldonado is living a dream that not long ago she wouldn’t have dared to try. All the unexpectedly single mom had left was a will to work for her newborn son, some food stamps, a van, the counsel of a loving mother and an idea: fruit. That idea became reality […]
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The Salt Lake Tribune: Folks who take a break from Interstate 215 for a bite at Tammie’s Family Diner might do a double-take when they see their waitresses. There’s a family resemblance. If they glance into the kitchen and see owner Tammie Newport, it might start to make sense. Newport, a slender, energetic woman with
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PR Web: Started in 1998 as a small online retailer of children’s and baby toys, Genius Babies has grown into a national supplier of developmental and educational toys. Over the past ten years, they have been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine and the New York Times for their high-quality, innovative products, unique web site, excellent
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Forbes: While things might be topsy-turvy in the financial markets above ground, it’s still a bull market in the boneyard. The 13 famous names that make up our Top-Earning Dead Celebrities earned a combined $194 million over the last 12 months. Topping the list for the second year running, is the former King of Rock
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There are quite a few printing options available around the internet. Each business has at least one special trait that they hold claim to which helps them draw in their customer base. Some offer lower than average pricing, others offer higher than average quality, while one business might be more flexible then the next. My1Stop
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dBusinessNews: At 26, Maisie Knowles has gained more experience and learned more about the challenges a businesswoman encounters than many female entrepreneurs who are a generation older. When most of her friends were starting college, the Colorado Springs native was traveling the world and organizing mission trips for a humanitarian aid organization. When many of
ThisWeek: Nicholas Fala has two passions — bicycling and technology. Bicycling is a hobby. His technology skills, on the other hand, allow the Westerville North High School junior to make a living, a very good living. Fala said he became interested in computers when he was 10, around the time he was making money mowing
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TCU Daily Skiff: The Neeley School of Business has a strong entrepreneurial background. It seems only natural, then, for the TCU Bookstore to have some competition from one bright business student. Horned Frog entrepreneur Josh Dennis, who founded Frogbookstore.com, and a team of three, claims to offer 20 to 60 percent discounts off the Barnes
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TIME: From a genetic testing service to an invisibility cloak to an ingenious public bike system to the world’s first moving skyscraper – TIME’s picks for the top innovations of 2008. Yesterday, we looked at a couple of innovations. Today, two more. Camera For the Blind Paradoxical as it sounds, the Touch Sight camera makes
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KingwoodNow.com: If you have ever read an issue of Coffee News while you wait for a meal at a restaurant, you have Jean Daum to thank for providing you with this source of quirky entertainment and local advertising. Jean’s story is not unlike many of the stories Coffee News has shared with readers on its
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