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entrepreneurship
Israeli nonprofit gives youths a leg up in growing their business savvy
Romney: U.S. ‘not a kibbutz’
America is not a kibbutz, Mitt Romney said in a bid to underscore his commitment to individual liberties.
Young entrepreneurs earn gelt for the community good
\”We call these tchotchkes,\” Keith Wasserman says, examining a snow globe. The 27-year-old founder and president of Gelt Inc. talks into a video camera as he walks around the furnished unit in a Bakersfield apartment complex, which the company purchased in 2009.
Ice cream entrepreneur taps into the ‘spiritual aspect’ of business
After Ben Cohen and business partner Jerry Greenfield completed a course on ice cream making, they established their first ice cream shop in 1978 and went on to build Ben & Jerry\’s Ice Cream – a $300 million empire and one of the largest ice cream businesses in America.
Mega-millionaire, Age 95, Says, ‘You Can Do It!’
Mega-millionaire Stanley A. Dashew, 95, has some words of wisdom for anyone trying to make it in today\’s tough economy: You can do it. It\’s no secret, he says. In fact, it\’s the title of the book, \”You Can Do It!: Inspiration & Lessons From an Inventor, Entrepreneur, & Sailor,\” written with Josef S. Klus.
Entrepreneurial spirit
Let’s hear it for lemonade stands! Forty-two percent of entrepreneurs surveyed in a study said their first business venture was during their childhood.
Craig Prizant, philanthropreneurship and evangelicals
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