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I’m starting thrift store. Should I just rely on searching for used clothing from garage sales, auctions, and other thrift stores? Or are there any types of businesses that specifically sell used clothing for startup thrift stores? I understand that searching for the used clothing is part of the businesses, but I’d rather have a better system in place than going out constantly to such places. Any advice or creative ideas would be helpful.
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I’m starting a website business on pet care. I need to be able to use articles on my site as customer/visitor information on pet health, etc. My only source for these articles would be the web, but I’m not sure how copyright or plagiarism applies if I use articles that I search for and put them on my site. Any information on this would be very helpful. Thanks!
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I am forming a business wherein I will do freelance software development. All I need is myself and a computer, so I can be location independent. My hometown (in Florida) is expensive when it comes to starting a business so I was going to form a LLC in Delaware instead. Do I need to register as a foreign business operating in Florida?
Florida statute 608.501 §1 states that a foreign LLC cannot conduct business within Florida until it files all the necessary paperwork, but 608.501 §2i states that conducting interstate business is not considered conducting business within Florida. Furthermore, 608.501 §2c states that foreign LLCs maintaining bank accounts in Florida does not constitute conducting business either.
Marjorie Borell
by Marjorie Borell at RestaurantSpaceNY.com
You don’t have to be a top chef to see that our current economy has turned many restaurants into hell’s kitchens. In an industry where 60-80 percent of sales are attributed to repeat customers, it’s no wonder. Even their best customers are dining out less often and spending less when they do, forcing restaurants to trim operating costs to the bone.
Presenters: Roger Royse of Royse Law Firm; Mairtini Ni Dhomhnaill of Accretive Solutions; and Ed Fu of Rustic Canyon Partners.
Los Angeles Chapter Leader: Pondra Perkins.
Dan Valdez, Partner at Enterprise Builders LLC, hosted the Houston Founders Space Roundtable, and it was a big success. The event was held at the Zebec Center, 2425 Fountainview, Houston, TX 77057.
Below are the photos:
Houston Founders Space Roundtable
Marjorie Borell
Advisor
Marjorie Borell is VP- Restaurants and Retail at New York Commercial Real Estate Services. A card carrying member of the New York State Restaurant Association, the International Foodservice Editorial Council, Women Chefs and Restaurateurs, and the Manhattan Chamber of Commerce, Marjorie’s active participation in many food and restaurant industry events keeps her well informed of the needs and requirements of business owners.
Raj Gavurla
by Raj Gavurla at Inner-Motivation.com
Business owners and employees must be pumped repeatedly for business success. Just like your car needs gas repeatedly so does your mental health and body. The benefits are you are able to provide better service, be more productive, and your work actually gives you energy.
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What’s the best analytics service (funnels, cohort analysis, et cetera) for apps?
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