West Dunbartonshire budget gap of £7million branded a “disaster”  Daily Recordsource

A community-wide program, StartUP FIU, works not only to help university students but also to develop community entrepreneurs.StartUP FIU partnered with Bank of America and the Underline to hold a Small Business Bootcamp to help train early entrepreneurs and their businesses. Of 40 competitors, a panel of judges chose 10 winners based on the small

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By Alyson KruegerFor the past 10 years, Alex Boughen made big, determined New Year’s resolutions. “It was always eating healthier, working out more, that kind of thing,” he said.The problem was he could never keep them. “I was one of those people who went to the gym on Jan. 2,” said Boughen, 28, who works

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Hi, what are you looking for?ByPublishedNutrition Bars Market: IntroductionA latest study of TMR (Transparency Market Research) on the nutrition bars market comprises global industry analysis, along with opportunity assessment for 2020-2030. The complete revenue generated from the global nutrition bars market is expected to stand at over US$ 1.2 Bn in 2020 that is estimated to expand at a

JPMorgan moves annual health-care conference to virtual after attendees drop out on omicron fear  CNBCsource

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If you’re considering blaming the pandemic for product shortages or slow service, think again. Poor service? Closed during business hours? Failure to deliver? Covid excuses are everywhere these days: taped onto the doors of closed businesses, heard on call center messages, typed into company emails. And customers are over it.A Covid excuse shirks responsibility while communicating the

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