Archive for June 29th, 2006

Some people’s “business” is in the so-called “Non profit” sector so called.
Grants are a major source of income.
Grant writing can be a lucrative work at home business and compensation is usually a percentage of the revenues won (how that’s so when every penny is supposed to be accounted for by a tangible service shows me […]

TeachersPayTeachers.com is a new website that allows educators who’ve invested their personal time creating curriculum and teaching materials that work and have proven it in their classrooms can now profit from their hard work.
Often educators are torn. They love teaching. They are innovative. They invest long after school hours to develop the materials they need […]

Ebay shares are in the news because share prices are taking it on the chin according to outlets like Schaeffer Research. Why? Competitors like Google are unveiling potential rivals to ebay subsidiaries like PayPal. The stock’s price has degraded sharply since it’s Initial Public Offering.
The 70,000+ people reportedly using eBay to make money will likely […]

There have always been deals cut to sell empty advertising space and empty air time at the last minute.
Once the publisher goes to press or the air time passes any opportunity to generate revenue is gone. So even ads sold at a deep discount give the media outlets more than they’d otherwise make.
These last second […]

The Philadelphia Business Journal reports that a Philadelphia Insurance Brokerage won an $18 million dollar copyright infringement lawsuit against a competitor and former employee.
The former employee had taken proprietary sales manuals and copied them for his new company while removing language that mentioned his previous employer. He had also distributed the manual to all his […]