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Adventure tractor ride

May 6, 2008 – 1:05 pm

This Saturday I was watching news and one of the reports was dedicated to unusual businesses. There were various good ideas (I will definitely write about them in my future posts), but one of them impressed me the most – German entrepreneurs offer rides on farm tractors as an entertainment for adults.

By Ksenia | Comments (0)

Sightseeing trips for serial fans

April 28, 2008 – 12:25 pm

Georgette Blau – was a fan of serials. The thought that she’s not the only one and that there are thousands other fans like herself gave her an idea for future business – a travel agency that would organize tours dedicated to locations featured in movies, serials and TV shows.

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Unusual idea: car transformation business

April 11, 2008 – 11:52 am

James Riseborough, the owner of Turtle Transit company, earned $ 2 millions during the past year. You wonder what kind of business idea he used? Well, a very unusual one – he turns usual cars into a moving construction for advertising purposes.

By Ksenia | Also posted in Success stories | Comments (0)

Small business on old photos

April 4, 2008 – 10:51 am

If you have a dusty shoebox with old photos waiting to be systematized, then Ron Bell is the guy you need! A 22 year old student of Business and Finance University started a small business – he picks ups your photos, scans and digitizes them on CDs.

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Haute couture for crutches

March 27, 2008 – 11:20 am

The history of LemonAidCrutche company started with a tragedy: Laurie Johnson with her husband and son got into a plane crush. A man and a boy didn’t survive, but Laurie was taken to hospital with multiple fractures.

Profitable business on wedding proposals

March 17, 2008 – 4:25 pm

Proposals are becoming increasingly elaborate and expensive, with proposal planners, proposal photographers and others getting into the act of helping men — and it is still overwhelmingly men who do the asking — create an over-the-top presentation.

By Ksenia | Also posted in Women business | Comments (0)