Age is a perennial topic in Hollywood, where Morinda recently brought its TruAge initiative to the Kari Feinstein Style Lounge presented by Paragon. The company’s anti-aging products created a buzz among celebrities and members of the media at the annual pre-Emmys event.
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HTC Desire 820: A 64-Bit Smartphone for Business
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The HTC Desire 820 is a powerful midrange smartphone that can keep up with even the most demanding business user.
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Last-Minute Tickets App Gametime Scores $4M
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Gametime allows users to buy discounted tickets for sporting events on their mobile phones, no printing required.
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Selfies Come to Life on New Social App
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For the guys behind Selfie, creating a mobile social forum where users speak via video snippets was a no-brainer. Now it’s up to the users to decide whether video communication will stick.
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Vemma Ranked Arizona’s Fastest-Growing Company
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Due south of Utah, where Zija was recently named the fastest-growing company in the state, another direct selling company is leading the field in growth.
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Amazon Kindle Fire 6 & 7: Top 5 Business Features
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Call Center Services: 15 Providers to Consider
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If you’re considering outsourcing your call center to an outside service, check out these vendors first.
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Retail Balancing Act: Selling In-Store and Online
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Brick-and-mortar retailers are increasingly joining the world of e-commerce to keep up with customer demands. Here’s how to successfully balance both arms of your sales operations.
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Slow and Steady Wins the Startup Race
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New businesses that are launched while the founder is employed and still collecting a paycheck, and only later become full-time, are one-third less likely to fail than those that begin as a full-time operation.