Many employers plan a typical day at the office during NATO Summit - Chicago Sun-Times

Many employers plan a typical day at the office during NATO Summit Chicago Sun-Times BY FRANCINE KNOWLES Business Reporter fknowles@suntimes.com May 15, 2012 12:00AM Commuters and pedestrians cross the Madison Street bridge at rush hour Monday May 14, 2012. | TOM CRUZE~Sun-Times For some it's an opportunity to work from home in their ... and more »

How and why to write a good business plan for a non-profit organization with a ... - Newsolio

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How and why to write a good business plan for a non-profit organization with a ... Newsolio Whether starting up a new restaurant, day care, or non-profit organization, the key to success comes in the form of a good business plan. Every business, large and small, needs a concrete mission and a means of meeting any established expectations.

US-Colombia Free Trade Agreement goes into effect - McClatchy Washington Bureau

US-Colombia Free Trade Agreement goes into effect McClatchy Washington Bureau I think the free trade agreement will have an immediate impact on our business," Gomez said. Also expecting a boost is Frontier Liner Services, which owns two cargo ships that run from the Colombian ports of Cartagena and Barranquilla to Port ... and more »

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Winnipeg Free Press > Business > Facebook raises IPO range to $34-$38 per ... Winnipeg Free Press NEW YORK, NY - Facebook is raising the price at which it plans to sell stock to the public. The social networking company said in a regulatory filing Tuesday that it expects to sell its stock for between $34 and $38 per share. Poll: Half of Americans call Facebook a fadWREX-TV all 2,028 news articles »

Three Riverdale Businesses Could Be Displaced by Purple Line Plans - Patch.com

Three Riverdale Businesses Could Be Displaced by Purple Line Plans Patch.com Hilary Weissman The three businesses housed side by side in the little boxy buildings on Kenilworth Avenue have almost nothing in common. One is a barbershop, another prepares tax returns for Spanish speakers and the third is an African fabric boutique ...