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Sports Illustrated Sportsperson of the Year Ceremony 2016

Tension Between LeBron James And Cleveland Cavaliers Management Due To Payroll Issues

NBA star, LeBron James and Cleveland Cavaliers management are having some misunderstanding due to payroll spending. The tension between James and its management is getting intense.

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Kid Entrepreneur

Small Business Ideas For Young Entrepreneurs

You don't have to be an adult or have lots of money to start a business. Here are a few small business ideas for young entrepreneurs.

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Coworking - How coworking is changing how and where we work

Co-working With Strangers; Change Of Environment For Independent Worker

A change in working environment can be a good idea especially now that co-working spaces are readily available. Co-working with strangers can be beneficial in different ways.

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Managing a Multi Generational Workforce

Managing Baby Boomers And Millennials In The Workplace

When millennials and baby boomers work together in a workplace, you can expect it to become challenging and yet with promising results for the betterment of the company.

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10 Youngest Self Made Millionaires

Millionaires At A Young Age: What You Can Learn From These Little Kids

Becoming rich knows no age and in fact, there are children who are self-made millionaires. Learn from these kids on how becoming a millionaire can be achieved even at a young age.

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North Carolina Clashes With U.S. Over New Public Restroom Law

Tech Companies Such As Apple And Samsung Work Together Against Texas’ 'Bathroom Bill'

Different tech companies in the United States such as Apple, Samsung, IBM, Dell, Intel, Lenovo and HP and pulling together against the controversial "Bathroom Bill" in the Texas Senate.

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Toyota Motor Corp

Trump Makes Another Carmaker Fold: Toyota Vows Huge U.S. Investment

President Donald Trump appears to be succeeding in getting companies to invest more in the United States. Toyota will invest millions of dollars in the country, but it is not clear what will happen to its Mexico plans.

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Bob Evans Meatloaf

Bob Evans Farms Offloads Restaurants To Private Equity Firm

A private equity firm promised to give more resources to Bob Evans Farms' restaurants. There are no immediate changes to the operations.

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Salt Bae

Social Media Star ‘Salt Bae’ Is Opening Steak Restaurants In London And New York

Hold on to your salt shakers-- Internet sensation "Salt Bae" is coming to the U.S. and the U.K. as he plans to open steak restaurants in two of the biggest and busiest cities in the world.

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President Trump Holds Listening Session With Business Leaders

CEOs Of US Largest Companies Present In President Trump's First Big White House Meeting

President Donald Trump's first meeting CEOs of the biggest companies in the United States wherein important matters were thoroughly discussed.

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Medical Marijuana Club Seeks Site In Fisherman's Wharf

Retirees Reveal How They Started A Successful Marijuana Packaging Business

Learn how a retired high school teacher and a former marketing executive started a lucrative marijuana packaging business.

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Business plans

Business Tips: Advice On How To Start a New Venture

There are a lot of things to consider when starting a new venture. Ensuring success would be the top priority of entrepreneurs.

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Building your career savings account

Top Reasons Why You Need A Career Savings Account

A career savings account can possibly save you and your family from the impact of joblessnes. Building one as soon as possible is recommended.

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President Donald Trump Attends A Salute To Our Armed Services Ball

Trump Warns Businesses Of ‘Very Major’ Border Tax If Jobs Are Moved Out Of The US

President Donald Trump started his era with warnings to business leaders. However, he also dangled some carrots that he hopes would make them do what he wants.

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Weebly's HQ Is A Former Rave Warehouse | TC Cribs

Webhosting Service Weebly Requires ‘Trial Week’ Before Hiring An Applicant

Weebly, a web hosting service company, requires its applicant to undergo the "trial week" before hiring them. In this way, the company will be able to know more their applicants.

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Makeup

How Beauty Bloggers Make Money

Thinking about starting a beauty blog this year? Here's how beauty bloggers make money online, and what it takes to achieve Internet fame.

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88th Annual Academy Awards - Arrivals

Female Oscar Winners With Side Jobs

These female Academy Award Winners are not only actors. Find out what side jobs they hold.

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Revenge can ruin your business.

Run From Revenge: How Avoiding Vengeful Actions Protect Your Business

Revenge can make you lose your business or your job. You have to weigh the consequences carefully before acting out your revenge plot.

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Broad Federal Farm Bill With Implications Across US Food Spectrum Debated In Washington

Trump Sets High Hopes On ‘Simple Georgia Farm Boy’ To Lead Agriculture Department

President Donald Trump chose Sonny Perdue to lead the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Farmers are hoping that Perdue will convince the president about the importanceof trade deals.

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Walter McCarty Availability

NBA Coach Walter McCarty Talks About His Business Venture

Former NBA player and Boston Celtics assistant coach, Walter McCarty talks about his business venture, his line of socks called "8ty2" and how he was able to make it successful.

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