Free market + wine = win
Saturday, December 19th, 2009Even California, a state heavy on government regulation, is more free for a small businessman to innovate and experiment to lead themselves into being successful big businessmen.
Even California, a state heavy on government regulation, is more free for a small businessman to innovate and experiment to lead themselves into being successful big businessmen.
Should “blind dates” really not be able to see eachother? Gross. what a waste of time you’d be in for if you hit it off with someone and the lights go on and – oops – they’re a troll. I’d be pissed.
Awwwwwwwwwww MAN! This sucks. Every time I pass the Sharper Image stores in LA, New York and Honolulu I always stop in to play with some of the toys and most definitely get an ijoy chair massage on my back and calves. Now I’m screwed. Never again being able to get free muscular relieve within malls from products I’m too cheap to purchase. =(

Bankrupt gadget retailer Sharper Image plans to close all its remaining stores, its new owners announced Sunday.
The company expects to sell $50 million in inventory as it shutters 86 stores across the United States, the joint owners of Hilco Organization and Gordon Brothers said in a statement.
The group, which purchased the gadget retailer’s assets in a bankruptcy auction Thursday for $49 million, said it has developed a licensing strategy for wholesale, retail, direct-to-retail, e-commerce, and catalog businesses.
Sharper Image filed for bankruptcy protection in February with plans to shut about half of its 184 stores and reorganize. The San Francisco-based company said it had lost more than $135 million since early 2005. The company put itself up for sale in April.
Source: Steve Mosil.
Fox Business Network’s morning show Money For Breakfast gets the skinny on the fat. McDonalds is changing their menu and this chick talks to the guy responsible for the new stuff. You will learn that toasted pumpkin seeds were a failure (later replaced by tortilla chips) and it took 3 years to get a Mcgriddle from idea to sale. yeesh.
Part 2 is more casual and ‘Today Show’ type personal story of the chef and the actual food preparation for a new food product idea:
Check at the end where she explains that another idea that got shot down was having shrimp in one of the salads, and was deemed impossible because McDonalds would then wipe out the shrimp market across the world (or don’t cuz I just told you).
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