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Networking. Love it or not, when done correctly, it's one of the easiest and fastest ways to attract ideal customers and increase your revenue. Entrepreneurs who don't enjoy networking often feel that way because they have convinced themselves they aren't good at it. Being...

source: By Sydni Craig-Hart
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The housing market is an indicator of the health and vitality of the U.S. economy. When the housing market is flat or in decline, it's a sign that the economy may be in trouble. Similarly, when the housing market is in full swing, it's good news not just for construction...

source: Gaebler.com

It can be easy for entrepreneurs and small business owners to get lost by chasing the most pressing tasks, instead of managing their time more effectively. That's where a recent post on the OPEN Forum small business blog can help. It offers several time management tips for...

source: Business 2 Community

Middletown, Ohio, could save more than $204,000 a year by making energy-efficient upgrades and repairs to nine city-owned buildings, according to the city's first energy audit in 17 years. The Perfection Group, a Cincinnati-based consultant on energy efficiency, evaluated...

source: Middletown Journal

Danfoss, Baltimore, Md., recently issued a press release in support of The Energy Savings and Industrial Competitiveness Act of 2013, S.761. The bill was recently reintroduced by Senators Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., and Rob Portman, R-Ohio. The Shaheen-Portman legislation would...

source: Contracting Business

One of the most common tasks a service technician will perform when maintaining or repairing HVAC systems is refrigerant recovery. Understanding the different recovery methods will help you perform this important task as efficiently as possible. Plus, when you follow proper...

source: Contracting Business

Newport Biodiesel takes us back to the future. The very first diesel engines built by Rudolf Diesel in 1893 were designed to burn vegetable oil. Today, through a simple chemical process that uses small amounts of lye and methane, waste oil from deep fryers across eastern...

source: ecoRI News

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