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Bishop boycotts Bible-free hotels Posted: 2 years ago by AutumnLotus
A Swedish bishop has announced he will boycott Scandic Hotels after the hotel group's decision to remove copies of the Bible from its rooms.
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World's Most Unusual Hotels Posted: 5 months ago by eyanna7
Sewer pipes, igloos, dinner with giraffes: hotels are pushing the envelope like never before.
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2008 Dirtiest Hotels Posted: 9 months ago by DemureArt
Check out TripAdvisor's 2008 Top 10 Dirtiest Hotels and prepare to be utterly disgusted.
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Unusual Business Cards Posted: 2 years ago by gnikgnok
Cool collection of, well... unusual business cards.
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Behind the scenes in Dubai hotels Posted: 2 years ago by Ankabout
Interesting blog of someone who writes "back stage" stories about hotels in Dubai. Pretty interesting.
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Top 10 Hotels to Make Your Lover Moan Posted: 2 years ago by ordinarychick
Top 10 sexiest and most romatic hotels in the world. Perfect for an unforgettable Valentine's Day to make your lover moan --- in comfort.
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Hotels told to provide condoms Posted: 1 year ago by AutumnLotus
China has ordered all hotels, holiday resorts and public showers to provide condoms, part of nationwide efforts to fight the spread of AIDS.
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101 Dumbest Moments in Business Posted: 11 months ago by dollyllama
Ah, what a dumb year it was! Fortune chose the absolutely dumbest of the dumb that the gods of fate and humor delivered into our laps - and yours - this past year.
*here's a list of the top 20.
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Why Are SBA Loans Drying Up? Posted: 6 months ago by vyoma999
Loans made under the Small Business Administration's flagship credit program have fallen dramatically in the first six months of fiscal 2008 -- and none of the interested parties can agree on the cause.
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Hotels with no condoms get fined Posted: 2 years ago by Neiako
A Chinese province has taken the unusual step of fining hotels and bars more than $600 if they do not provide condoms, part of efforts to fight the spread of AIDS.
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Top 10 Most Romantic Hotels Posted: 2 years ago by icemann
With hotels like these, you can leave the aphrodisiacs at home.
In fact they look so lush and comfy I might leave my sweetie at home too...
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Nazi Holiday Camp Posted: 1 year ago by pocksucket
Eight identical buildings stretching out along 5km of beach front and capable of hosting 20,000 people at a time, Prora was the official holiday resort of the Nazi Party.
Here is the location on Google Maps and here's another article about the place. Yet another one with pictures here
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A Googley Approach to Business Posted: 2 years ago by mgalpert
A nice write up in the recent Fortune magazine about how Google is run on chaos.
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Poseidon Resort Posted: 9 months ago by doggylives
The fantastical adventure will begin soon after check-in when you take an elevator ride 40 feet underwater to your room.
I really want to holiday here!
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AmeriChinaB2B Launches "Gateway to the Chinese Business Market" Internet Sales Portal Posted: 1 year ago by hank
Industrial Manufacturing News
January 30, 2007
Small and medium sized businesses benefit from the web-marketing platform, which will help U.S. businesses sell into the Chinese business market. American company will be able to grow their businesses in a new market and reach millions of distributors, agents and manufacturing sourcing sites by posting their sales message on the new web platform.
Palo Alto, CA (PRWEB) January 29, 2007 -- After completing a year long development AmeriChinaB2B the Palo Alto California headquartered internet B2B company is proud to announce the launch of its global exporting portal to China, "Gateway to the Chinese Business Market."
AmeriChinaB2B's web platform targets small and medium sized U.S. businesses interested in exporting their products or services through distributor, partnership ventures and manufacturing sourcing companies throughout China's vast industrial base.
The newly built web platform services will provide clients an integrated marketing and sales focused portal to deliver their sales message to Chinese businesses. U.S. companies will be able to open up potential new business opportunities and establish a unique competitive advantage of fully targeting Chinese buyers in need of US export products and services.
Operating as both a "sales lead generation tool" and a provider of special consulting services, AmeriChinaB2B will assist U.S. businesses to navigate through the difficult and often peculiar hurdles when entering into new markets.
AmeriChinaB2B services will include on-line and off-line marketing promotion, Chinese company credential investigation, language training, market research, website and documentation. Additional features include Chinese translation, local domain hosting services, sales assistance and off-shore feasibility research. In addition AmeriChinaB2B will also focus on aiding U.S. companies to recruit sales representatives and form partnerships in China.
And with many U.S. businesses now confronted with maturing domestic markets and greater foreign competition these businesses are beginning to recognize the need to export into China one of the worlds greatest expanding markets.
AmeriChinaB2B President Ben Lee believes that it is most important and imperative that American small business firms recognize that their companies will have a distinct advantage by entering the Chinese business-to-business markets. An advantage that many U.S. businesses have not had before.
"It is the advantage of working with AmeriChinaB2B, a company that clearly has the understanding and familiarly of the Chinese culture as well as the understanding of how to overcome the difficulties of trade barriers that many American companies have faced for decade," Lee said.
Accepting that U.S small business can no longer avoid selling to China because of concerns over trade barriers, Lee suggests that there is great opportunity for selling industrial business and consumer goods to a nation starving for new and innovative products.
"Instead of importing cheap made goods from China, instead of seeking out sourcing locations we can now begin to export; to sell to China and that helps America," Lee insists, "And just maybe we can even be able to impact the trade deficit we have with China."
One of the major goals of AmeriChinaB2B has been to build a strong collaborative team of experienced businesses both here and in China.
"And with the complexities of entering the Chinese business market it is important that outside firms consider partnering with firms that can help cut through the red tape and help with the complexities of the Chinese business practices," Lee suggest.
Lee also points out that the Chinese government as recently as January 19, 2007 through its Department of Commerce promotes greater activities in importing. Now China will offer more favorable trade polices to companies who focus on importing as well as lowering tariff and the possibility of eliminating import quotas. Greater importing by China is driven by its desire to reduce its trade surplus with other nations. The Chinese Government has set a three years goal (2007-2010) to achieve its surplus reduction.
The evidence is clear that there are even more growing opportunities for expanding the selling of American products to China for both sourcing manufacturing and exporting for domestic consumption in the country. To take advantage of the Chinese markets U.S. business firms clearly need the guidance of marketing firms like AmeriChinaB2B.
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YAHOO: American households forced to budget Posted: 8 months ago by fugazi
WTF?
The average American income is less than $40K...
People in that earnings range budget all the time.
Note:This article is submitted not for its content, but as an exhibit in itself.
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Budget airline tells disabled man he must pay extra - for his false legs Posted: 3 weeks ago by AutumnLotus
A disabled man has condemned a budget airline that told him he must pay to take his spare prosthetic legs on holiday.
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Why women are more likely than men to cheat on holiday Posted: 5 months ago by maxriter
One-third of those questioned admitted having slept with at least two men during the same holiday. One in six has had a fling with three or more men, according to the poll of 2,000 women with an average age of 25.
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American cancels more than 1,000 flights Posted: 8 months ago by keroberos32
American Airlines canceled more than 1,000 flights Wednesday, more than one-third of its schedule, as it spent a second straight day inspecting the wiring on some of its jets — the same issue that caused it to scrub hundreds of flights two weeks ago.
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Holiday photo mystery Posted: 1 year ago by pocksucket
You know when you get your holiday photos back, and you find someone managed to get in behind you unnoticed when you were posing? This beats it.
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