Sweet eats By Stephanie L. Childs Candy Apples with a twist. Entrepreneur Kimberly Hollins found a way to change the way others look at candy apples. The name Kandi Koated apples comes from the taste. Every treat that is served is dipped in chocolate, caramel, or hard candy to give it a unique taste. She wanted...
With a new pair of shoes or a shipment of groceries just a few clicks away, American consumers have embraced the ease of online shopping. In fact, on average, Americans were expected to spend an estimated $1,804 on online shopping last year (the most of any country in the world), according to Statista’s Digital Market...
By Jae Christian | Instagram: thejaechristian Twitter: thejaechristian | Facebook: www.facebook.com/thejaechristian Trying to decide whether renting or buying is a better option for you depends on many factors. The better choice for you often depends on your circumstances from a financial and personal perspective. Knowing your financial limitations can be a big factor in determining if...
When an International Threat Affects Travel Plans Unless you’ve unplugged from television or social media over the last couple of weeks, you’ve likely heard of the Zika virus spreading throughout South, Central, and North America. According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), the Zika virus is a disease spread to people primarily through the...
Mayor Kasim Reed joined co-founders Michael Tavani and Dave Payne, Invest Atlanta President and CEO Dr. Eloisa Klementich, and more than 100 entrepreneurs yesterday for the opening of Switchyards Downtown Club, Atlanta’s newest startup hub and the only business-to-consumer startup hub in the Southeast. “Atlanta has long been a city that welcomes and nurtures talent,...
Williams was elected on November 2nd of 2010 defeating Judge Will O’Rear who Gov. Bob Riley appointed to the domestic court in May 2008 to succeed retiring Judge John Capell. Although it was his first run for public office, Williams, a Democrat, easily defeated O’Rear, the Republican incumbent, by a margin of more than...
By Leslie Richardson, MCC, CTA | Vacation Concierge Heads up to anyone looking to travel internationally. If you need to apply for a new passport or are planning to renew your passport this year, you’ll need to do it ASAP, especially if you have international travel plans in your future. Almost 10 years ago, a valid passport...
Written By Tamika Miller, Business & Legal Expert for inCity Magazine It is a new year, 2016….YEAH!!!!! and many business owners are making resolutions on how they can get more clients, make more money, travel or just have a better work/life balance. As we enter into the new year, I want to share some of...
presented by www.MoneyTaxServices.com The Most-Overlooked Tax Deductions Years ago, the fellow running the IRS told Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine that he figured millions of taxpayers overpaid their taxes every year by overlooking just one of the money-savers listed here. We’ve updated all the key details in this popular slide show to ensure that your 2015...
By Jae Christian | Instagram: thejaechristian Twitter: thejaechristian | Facebook: www.facebook.com/thejaechristian 2016 is the year to become a homeowner! It’s time to stop putting money in other people’s pockets and invest in your own future! Buying a home for the first time can seem very overwhelming and scary. In fact, the thought of not knowing...