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 “How To Operate A Home-Based Bakery” Class In Cary (MyNC.com) Indyweek.com review on Durham chocolatier, Chapel Hill restaurants, and how one Cary woman will teach you how to open your own home-based bakery.
Elena Potoupa, Owner of Wow-Coupons.com, Wins in StartupNation Home-Based 100 Under "Best Financial Performers" and ... (PRWeb via Yahoo! News) StartupNation honors nation's top home-based businesses, celebrating America's most outstanding home-based businesses and the people behind them.
Fulton neighbors to weigh school (Tulsa World) New Vision Academy students were placed on home-based instruction Monday as administrators continue to try to find a permanent home for the pilot program.
Catering industry becomes a risky business | News | Lismore Northern Star (Northern Star) RIDING IT OUT: Alan and Julie Davis, of Alstonville, owner/operators of In Good Taste, in their home-based industrial kitchen.
Train derails near Washington (Washington Evening Journal) No one was injured Saturday morning when several cars on a train owned by Dakota, Minnesota and Eastern (DM&E) Railroad, home-based in Sioux Falls, S.D., left the tracks just east of town.
Virtual Office May Work for Startups, Travelers (The Lakeland Ledger) LAKELAND | Despite the growing prevalence of telecommuting and home-based companies, it's still not always possible to do business in your bathrobe.Leasing office space, however, can be a risky option in a down economy, so Lakeland-based Baron Realty says it has the next best thing: the virtual office.
A Business Forced to Shrink May Be Stronger (New York Times) The silver lining of today?s clouded economy is that many people are more satisfied as their companies shrink.
State House Dome: Stephen pushes GraniteCare in R.I. (New Hampshire Union Leader) Among other things, the plan would allow Rhode Island to shift long-term care emphasis from nursing homes to community and home-based care.
Are You in the Financial Red Zone? (ABC News) Take a quiz to find out if you're in financial danger, and learn how to fix it.
The harsh economy isn't keeping O.C.'s small-businessmen down (Los Angeles Times) Consultants are having a busy season at the Orange County Small Business Development Center, as entrepreneurs stream in for training programs and one-on-one sessions. It wouldn't have surprised me if Leila Mozaffari and her staff were spending their workdays in stone silence, amusing themselves by watching the hands on the clock inch forward. And when that got old, perhaps twiddling their ...
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