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Home business Internet scams Rising - How To Find Legitimate Opportunities
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Home business and work-at-home scams are on the rise. Some are outright illegal or unethical whereas others will just take your money away and without giving you any benefit in return. The Internet started out as a mysterious place, full of surprises and fascinating things, and to many, it is that way even today. Perhaps the more common things such as Email and messenger, etc. may not sound that fascinating but the idea of making money with them is hard to pass up. That is why people get hooked and fall into this trap.Read More
House 2 Home business is new concept
BY JOHN D. HOMAN, THE SOUTHERN
Saturday, July 5, 2008
MARION - Celia Robertson says her House 2 Home business in Marion is growing and will soon expand into Cape Girardeau.
The Herrin native has a simple business concept. She can list your house for sale on her Web site only and if you sell the house, you pay her $199. If you list your home through her House 2 Home business and still manage to sell the house yourself after having potential buyers sent to you, you pay a flat fee of $899.Read More
New Home-Business Website Offers 100s of Opportunities for Business Seekers
Wed Jul2 2008
Yahoo News
HomeBusinessConnection.com is the one-stop shop for anyone looking for a profitable home-based business.
Elizabethtown, PA (PRWEB) July 2, 2008 -- There's a brand-new home business search site on the web--and it's already the talk of the home-business industry.
HomeBusinessConnection.com, launched by The BizOpp Network (a division of Cutting Edge Media) is making waves as the newest and most extensive home-business search site on the internet. Visitors to the website can view hundreds of home businesses and work-at-home opportunities, as well as search by multiple categories to find the best fit for them.Read More
Ways to offset distractions while working from home
Friday, July 4th 2008, 4:00 AM
Daily News
DEAR HARRIETTE: I'm the owner of a small business that I operate from my home, but it's difficult to delineate home from office. My personal bills end up in my "office," and my kids are a distraction when they come home from school. I can only get work done from 10 a.m. to3 p.m. - it's a no-win situation! I hope you or some of your readers can help me. I love my work, but having an office at home is so tough to maintain.Read More
Thursday Thirteen - 13 Home Based Writing Businesses
By Mary Emma Allen
July 3rd, 2008 Myspace News
THURSDAY THIRTEEN
Since we’re focusing on home based writing and publishing businesses throughout July, I’ll mention 13 types you could consider. Of course, there are others.Read More
Wall Drug - Started As A Home Based Business
June 30, 2008
I’ve been out and around and found an interesting story about a work at home business… the famous Wall Drug
In 1931, a pharmacist named Hustead purchased the pharmacy in the middle of the South Dakota Badlands at a geological formation known as “The Wall”, hence the name, “Wall Drug”.Read More
Disabled Man Loses Home Business Due to City Code in Big Spring
By Sarah Snyder
NewsWest 9
BIG SPRING - Paul Johnson runs a soda and ice cream shop out of his Big Spring home.
"I do this basically for the neighborhood kids and the people of the community," Johnson said.
Paul's family purchases the discounted sodas and ice cream. Then he sells them to anyone who will come.Read More
Belfast OKs home occupation
Graphic design, art research design business set in condo
By Jane Andrews
(Created: Thursday, June 26, 2008 2:37 AM EDT)
BELFAST — A Bridge Street resident won approval to operate a graphic design business as a home occupation in her condominium.
The Planning Board approved the application for a permit Wednesday for Janet Robbins at 29-B Church Street in the Residential 1 zoning district for the graphic design, project management and art research company.Read More
NW Side blaze guts home, business
By Josh Brodesky
ARIZONA DAILY STAR
Tucson, Arizona | Published:24 June 2008
A fast-moving blaze engulfed a vacant Northwest Side home and a neighboring business Monday morning.
No one was injured in the fire, which was reported at 8:55 a.m. in the 4800 block of North Maryvale Avenue, near Interstate 10 and Ruthrauff Road.
Northwest Fire District was on the scene within minutes as plumes of gray smoke filled the sky. Traffic on the interstate came to a halt as vehicles backed up on the Ruthrauff exit.Read More
BIBA to explore Business Opportunities in the Emerging Markets
Payvand's Iran News
June 18 2008
The dynamics of business and investment has changed. Investors are now walking away from real-estate in the UK and are concentrating on business opportunities in other sectors such as the Emerging Markets, Commodities, Basic Consumer Goods, etc.Read More
Stay-at-Home Dads Learning to Grapple with Resumés Work Gaps
By LISA BELKIN
THE NEW YORK TIMES
Published: Monday, June 18, 2008 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, June 18, 2008 at 6:35 a.m.
The resumé gap isn't just for mothers anymore. As more men leave the work force to care for their children - 160,000 according to the most recent U.S. Census (nearly three times as many as a decade ago, but a tiny number compared with the roughly 6 million stay-at-home moms) - they get to wrestle with questions that mothers who opt back in have long faced. Read More
NY factories produce dour news
By Burton Frierson
Mon Jun 16, 2:51 PM ET
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The sickly U.S. factory sector produced more bad news on Monday, with a gauge of manufacturing in New York state contracting in June for the fourth time in five months.
Confidence in the housing sector, the origin of the current economic downturn, also weakened this month. Home builder sentiment matched the lowest level on record set in December, an industry group said.Read More
FCC chief recommends OK of satellite radio deal
By JOHN DUNBAR, Associated Press Writer
Mon Jun 16, 12:38 AM ET
WASHINGTON - The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission is recommending approval of the $5 billion merger between the nation's two satellite radio broadcasters in exchange for concessions that include turning over 24 channels to noncommercial and minority programming, The Associated Press has learned. Read More