Real Property Management Premium, a locally owned rental management company and RPM franchisee, has opened a home office in the Copper Mills Development in Zachary.
Buddy's BBQ plans to open a drive-thru/to-go-only restaurant at Old Hammond Highway and O'Neal Lane by early June.
Owner Mickey Watson said he decided to go ahead with the second location because dine-in business at his Denham Springs restaurant has been down as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Carry-out and drive-thru business has done well.
Business Matters: Judd's Rental, Tim Keppel
Tim Keppel, 67, owns Judd’s Rental, Inc., located on Bay City Road, near South Saginaw in Midland.
Keppel said, “We solve all the problems of the world, one at a time.” He added, “Everybody who comes through the door has a problem.”
Judd’s is a general rental store. Keppel has three employees. They carry lawn and garden equipment, items for parties, trailers, and large equipment for moving dirt, digging holes, and cutting down trees. They have 247 categories of items. Keppel said, “It’s a giant toolbox.”
Reopening announcement welcomed by business owners
Montgomery County's announcement that it would be lifting most COVID-19 restrictions was welcomed by many residents and members of the business community on Saturday.
The restrictions will be lifted at 6 a.m. on May 28, which is two weeks after the county reached its goal of administering all the required doses of the vaccine to at least 50% of the population – a benchmark that was reached on Friday, according to County Health Officer Dr. Travis Gayles.
'Everything we've had is gone': Family hopes to rebuild business after fire
NORCROS, Ga. - It’s a long road of recovery for some Gwinnett County business owners after a fire rips through a strip mall.
For anyone riding down South Norcross Tucker Road, it’s hard to miss the charred chaos where businesses once stood .
"I got a call from one of the tenants to see if my parents were ok because they are usually here really late at night. I asked her what happened and she said ‘don’t you know. The building burned down," Jintana Ortiz.
business owners virginia maryland mask mandate lifted | wusa9.com
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — After more than a year of requiring customers to wear masks while shopping, Virginia and Maryland businesses now have the green light from their governors to remove that requirement.
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam and Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan lifted the mask mandate for people who are fully vaccinated, effective Saturday, May 15.
Some business owners and managers, like Diane Bird who manages The Old Town Shop in Alexandria, jumped at the opportunity to take off their masks.
Business Intel: Roanoke Grocery Market offers hard-to-find foods | Business Local | roanoke.com
Roanoke Grocery Market, which also has a halal butcher and bakery, opened on Melrose Avenue last month.
Roanoke Grocery Market stocks more than 1,100 items, many of which customers previously had to travel out of town to find, said owner Hisham Al-Ammuri.
A new grocery store specializing in hard-to-find items from various cultures opened last month in Roanoke.
Roanoke Grocery Market has shelves stocked with more than 1,100 items and also features a halal butcher and bakery producing items like savory pies.
Poets&Quants | Asian Business Schools: Pay, Satisfaction, and Diversity
Think back to 1989. Paula Abdul ruled the pop charts, while Batman movie merchandise racked up $750 million dollars in sales worldwide. That year, the Berlin Wall fell and the American troops invaded Panama. In business, Japanese firms represented 13 of the 20 largest market caps. In fact, the top four firms – all Japanese banks – accounted for a combined $310 billion dollars in market cap according to Berkshire Hathaway.
Today, Apple alone boasts a market cap over $2 trillion dollars alone – and Saudi Aramco and Microso ft aren't trailing far behind. You won't find any Japanese banks – or Japanese firms, for that matter – among the Top 20 caps. And Asian firms make up just a fourth of these 20 largest firms, despite the general consensus that commerce is pivoting to the East.
North County Business Briefs, May 16 - The San Diego Union-Tribune
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Business Intel: Storage facility opens at former Happy's site, flea market to be revived |
Fort Knox Drive-Thru Self Storage recently opened at the former Happy's Flea Market property off Williamson Road.
The Fort Knox Drive-Thru Self Storage facility is shaped like a horseshoe so that moving vans can drive through, allowing customers easy access to their units.
Business suites run along the side of the Fort Knox Drive-Thru Self Storage building to be used for retail or services. The Williamson Road Area Business Association will be a tenant.
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