Illegal Business Opportunities Lose in 'Project Biz Opp Flop'
Wireless News 02-23-2005 Illegal Business Opportunities Lose in 'Project Biz Opp Flop' WIRELESS NEWS-23 February 2005-Illegal Business Opportunities Lose in 'Project Biz Opp Flop' (C)2005 10Meters - http www.10meters.com In a massive criminal and civil crackdown on promoters of illegal business

Publication: Wireless News

Drug biz drag on Penney profits: Home & Chinni emerge as stars of the third qtr. show.(Charlie Chinni, executive vice president of home, fine jewelry and family shoes)
By PLANO, TEXAS -- Home was one of the four stars in the third quarter performance of JCPenney's department store segment. Within home, furniture led the division with high teen comps, according to Charlie Chinni, executive vp, home, fine jewelry and family shoes. All three of Chinni's areas were

Publication: Home Textiles Today

Hot biz: home automation.(Brief Article)
The mythic Jetsons-style home with its automatic lighting and easy room-to-room communication is no longer a figment of the imagination. The demand for home networking is growing, with nearly 86 percent of consumers wanting to install custom electronics in their homes, according to the Custom

Publication: Entrepreneur

SELFRIDGES' RADICE TO HEAD UP MARKS & SPENCER'S HOME BIZ.(Vittorio Radice has resigned from Selfridges PLC)
LONDON-In a move that could acutely affect British home furnishings retailing, Vittorio Radice has resigned from Selfridges PLC to join Marks & Spencer as the executive director of M&S's home business. Radice has been chief executive officer of Selfridges since 1996 and is credited with

Publication: HFN The Weekly Newspaper for the Home Furnishing Network

Show offers real biz opportunities. (cable television broadcasting industry convention)
NEW ORLEANS -- A flash from the future burst through the fog of cable industry uncertainty last week, assuring all who showed up for the National Show that a vast expansion in business opportunities is in store. We're going to be all right, said Larry Wangberg, president and CEO of Times Mirror

Publication: Multichannel News

From No.8 wire to really wired! Home business operators wanting to catch the knowledge economy tide and get off the 'sell more for less' treadmill must first change their mindsets.(home biz)
With all the much-needed discussion on how Kiwis should be selling less for more, and how we should be positioning ourselves to take advantage of the knowledge economy, it's easy for home business people to feel overwhelmed or out on a limb. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The good news is that in many

Publication: NZ Business