Posted on Thursday, 8th July 2010 by Jeremy Lee
In order to open our business we should think about the money. I don’t ask you to robe the bank to get money for your business because that is against law. You can get interesting solution from the Business Finance, business loan that is created by reputable companies which are dealing with financial support for [...]
Posted on Wednesday, 7th July 2010 by Jeremy Lee
The resounding effects of the economic downturn have some workers making healthier choices when it comes to lunch breaks and smoking habits during the work day. According to a new CareerBuilder survey, 47 percent of workers report they have been packing a lunch more often to eat healthier or help save money. When it comes [...]
Posted on Monday, 5th July 2010 by Jeremy Lee
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Guest Post: Thomas Hicks In the summer of 2008, I did not have a care in the world. I was working remotely from a small island in the Mediterranean, for my families telecommunication business, located in the suburbs of NYC. My primary responsibility was to keep the website current and maintain [...]
Posted on Monday, 5th July 2010 by Laura Hernandez
“When the well started to flow, I knew what the capability would be, and it looked to me like it was going to spread everywhere and be at the mercy of the winds,” said Williger, a Texan who works in the oil business. “I really liked the unit, and really liked the price, and everybody [...]
Posted on Saturday, 3rd July 2010 by Jeremy Lee
From CareerBuilder.com:
Job market will “stay the course” in second half of 2010, according to CareerBuilder and USA Today
Hiring in the second half of 2010 is likely to mirror the first half, according to CareerBuilder and USA TODAY’s latest nationwide survey of employers. Forty-one percent of hiring managers plan to hire in the months of July [...]
Posted on Thursday, 1st July 2010 by Laura Hernandez
Let’s start with Warm Mineral Springs, the health spa/archaeological tourist attraction the city commissioners decided to buy for $6.3 million.
Buying the springs to protect it from private development and protect public access makes sense, but the deal approved Monday would place it in private hands for the next 30 years, which isn’t exactly the same [...]