Growing Catering Bsiness Began In A Church Kitchen
Carrie Ann & Company now reaches as far as Destin and into Georgia.
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Carrie Ann & Company now reaches as far as Destin and into Georgia.
The names may have changed, but the address — and the reputation — for Andrew Reiss' downtown restaurants have stayed the same for 40 years.
What's behind the dire Apalachicola oyster situation, and what's being done to help save them?
How to know when your business needs to hire a professional accountant.
If you have employees who travel on company time, it's best to set up a policy so everyone follows the same rules.
If you're in business, chances are you've already dealt with a situation where you needed an attorney — whether you know it or not. From incorporation to employee I-9 forms, the advice of a competent legal mind can save you money, worry and time in the long run.
The importance of including the Internet in your marketing plan.
Why you should deliver concise and relevant reports to your clients.
The Blue Parrot remains a St. George Island favorite for residents and tourists.
Food trucks are growing at a rate of 10.5 percent — much faster than traditional restaurants, which only grew 1.5 percent last year.
The tourism-based economy of Walton County has experienced a major rebound. Not only are the repeat customers coming to the beach, so are new visitors from across the country.
It seems like everyone is getting an App. Are you? Do you need it?
If your to-do list and bursting-at-the-seams e-mail inbox loom large, here’s how to get a handle on both.
Help your workers avoid the unhealthy “snack trap” habit.
When the Florida Legislature adjourned, a collective sigh could be heard from business interests across the state. Despite lawmakers’ obsession with cutting state spending, they managed to pass a host of bills to benefit business — and hopefully give a little boost to the state’s economic recovery.
Pick up some tips from fellow entrepreneurs on how they’ve been saving money.
We’ve all seen them on Law and Order. We might have listened to them while serving jury duty. They provide knowledge and clarity to subjects unknown to most people, including attorneys, allowing courts to make informed decisions. But where do attorneys find them, anyway?
A tax audit is a certain fate for many small-business owners, but with some common sense (and great legal advice), you can breathe easy when the auditor knocks.
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