Tag: Small Business
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Small risks, big vision: The rise of Tanzania’s young e-commerce tycoon in Dar es Salaam
From zero to something: The spark of a bold entrepreneurial journey In the bustling streets of Dar es Salaam, a young entrepreneur is turning cautious risk-taking into a compelling blueprint for success. Ms Shununa Haji’s online venture, Abayatul Al, began with a simple belief: calculated risk, when paired with relentless persistence, can transform a small…
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Small risks, big vision: The rise of a young e-commerce entrepreneur in Tanzania
From Zero to Something: The Spark Behind Abayatul Al In the bustling business landscape of Dar es Salaam, a new story is quietly reshaping the way aspiring entrepreneurs think about success. Ms Shununa Haji, a young and determined founder, is steadily turning calculated risks into a scalable e-commerce venture. Her journey—often described as a blend…
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Small risks, big vision: The ascent of Tanzania’s young e-commerce entrepreneur
From Zero to something: a bold start In the vibrant market hubs of Dar es Salaam, a new voice is quietly reshaping the landscape of online business in Tanzania. Shununa Haji, a young entrepreneur with a clear-eyed view of risk and reward, has built a story that mirrors the broader ambitions of a generation hungry…
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From Badges to Breakfast: How an Ex-Police Officer Built a Nasi Lemak Café That Delivers Serious Shiok
Turning a Career Corner What happens when a lifetime of service on the force meets the bustling energy of a modern cafe scene? For many food lovers in Southeast Asia, the answer is a charming, aromatic bowl of nasi lemak that has become a signature of resilience, creativity, and a dash of rebellion against the…
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Pubs Brace for Christmas Disaster: How Politics May Hit the Yuletide Cheer
UK pubs face a precarious Christmas season In towns and villages across Britain, local pubs are bracing for what could be a difficult Christmas. The pressures are real: rising energy costs, an undersupplied hospitality workforce, and the aftershocks of political upheaval that have seeped into everyday life. For many pub landlords and regulars, December is…
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When the Stable Path Isn’t So Stable: Fresh Graduates Turning to Startups Amid Job Uncertainty
The Shifting Why Behind Graduates’ Careers For years, the conventional route for fresh graduates has been to secure a stable job, climb the corporate ladder, and gradually build a financial cushion. But in Singapore, a growing number of new degree holders are choosing a different path. Faced with persistent job applications that yield little or…
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Times Square Legend in Peril: Jimmy’s Corner Faces Eviction
Introduction: A Landmark at Risk In the heart of New York’s glitzy Times Square sits a stubbornly unchanged relic: Jimmy’s Corner. Founded in 1971 by former boxer turned trainer Jimmy Glenn, the small corner bar became a neighborhood institution, a place where locals and travelers could trade stories over a cold drink while watching the…
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Federal Bill Bans Intoxicating Hemp: Impact on Chicago Shops
Overview: A Federal Change That Hits Home in Chicago In a move that has sent shockwaves through Chicago’s hemp retail sector, a recently enacted federal bill ends the possibility of selling intoxicating hemp products. The legislation, designed to address regulatory gaps in hemp-derived goods, also marks a shutdown for businesses built around selling highs derived…
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Beltline Grocer Steps Up Overnight Watch After Two Break-Ins in a Week
Two Break-Ins in One Week Spur Action In the Beltline neighborhood, a local grocer is reevaluating its security measures after surviving two break-ins within the span of seven days. The store, a staple for residents seeking fresh produce and everyday staples, faced disturbances that shook staff and customers alike. While no one was seriously harmed…
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Lavender Farming in the Yarra Valley: 35 Years with Annemarie Manders
A life rooted in lavender and the Yarra Valley In the rolling landscapes of the Yarra Valley, a small purple bloom has become a symbol of endurance, community, and a life shaped by chance and choice. Annemarie Manders has spent 35 years cultivating lavender, turning a wandering impulse into a lasting legacy. Her story isn’t…