Boundless Enthusiasm Does Not Pay The Bills
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- Boundless Enthusiasm Does Not Pay The Bills
- Kingfisher fails to mend home improvements
- Local moms learn value of home businesses
- Students wake to rubble
- Meet the boss: Alan Sugar
Boundless Enthusiasm Does Not Pay The Bills
Buzzle – Mar 29, 2007
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Kingfisher fails to mend home improvements
Times nline – Mar 29, 2007
3 billion with like-for-like trading up by 2. 8 percent as building goods such as insulation products and aluminium windowssold well. Despite mixed results for the year Kingfisher said that the home improvementsmarket was stabilising and in the first six weeks of its financial yeartrading had been helped by good weather during spring and strong sales ofseasonal products. Kingfisher has held its dividend at 10. 65p for the second year running coveredby 1. Gerry Murphy group chief executive at Kingfisher said: “Frankly our cover ismodest and we want to build that cover before we think about increasing [thedividend].
Local moms learn value of home businesses
Agoura Hills Acorn – Mar 29, 2007
According to the Center for Women’s Business Research there are 1. 4 million privately held women-owned businesses in California that earn approximately $300 million in revenue. But it’s not always easy balancing family and work. Turk’s business which is called People Platters has taken over the family garage with organized rows of shelves and drawers filled with materials used for her creations. Turk designs personalized ceramic platters featuring three-dimensional custom clay characters clever charms reflecting hobbies and interests of recipients their names and significant dates. Turk is busy year-round with orders for birthdays weddings and anniversaries bar mitzvahs Mother’s and Father’s Day coach and teacher gifts and awards. She also offers parties where guests create their own plates… “The boys love that I’m able to buy certain things with my oil money as they call it” Stillo said. House painting As a gift for her father Lauren Kellenberger painted on a platter a portrait of his newly remodeled home. After friends began asking her to paint their homes she formed Home Portraits by Lauren. Using special nontoxic paint Kellenberger captures and preserves the exterior of a home on large glazed ceramic platters. The platter which is usable is displayed on an ornamental stand. Kellenberger works in her kitchen while watching TV or listening to music. She meets with clients in her home or in their homes or workplaces.
Students wake to rubble
Edmonton Sun – Mar 29, 2007
Argyll Travel and Cruises also sustained water and smoke damage because of the fire said owner Bob Campbell. He said he lost model airplanes but assured travel information was safely stored on disc in a safe. Firefighters escorted him in to retrieve it. He forwarded phones so that travel agents could work from home. “It’s remarkable we’re still in business” said Campbell. “I’m sure it will be gut wrenching when we go through there” he said. He said he’ll have to re-open at another location.
Meet the boss: Alan Sugar
Times nline – Mar 29, 2007
But despairing at his flat answers I blurt outthat my ten-year-old son has started a business selling his home-mademarmalade and suddenly Sugar comes to life. “Excellent!” he exclaims. “Aman after my own heart! He made the marmalade at home obviously?” I havethe sticky cupboards to prove it. “You should charge him gas andelectricity that will throw a wobbly on him. ” He chuckles thoughtfully. “Very good very enterprising. ”Later explaining how Gordon Brown – “he regards me as a role model” – sendshim on speaking tours to encourage young people into business he returns tomy budding marmalade magnate… “I don’t come to work like my dad to support my family. Thedays of doing it for the money are long gone. I come to work because I’malso looking to do a bit o’ business a better deal. It’s something in yousomething you never lose. ”And indeed talking about any other subject Sugar is bored and boring. Business is the game the buzz. Yet the question hanging over his career ishow such a consummate entrepreneur the man who first put a personalcomputer in the average home has not ended up running the biggestcorporation in the world?“You’re right.
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