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January, 2010
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> Shopping At Wholesale Clubs Helps Small Businesses Cut CostsCash flow and cost containment are concerns for all businesses, but they can be particularly challenging to the nation’s smallest companies. Convenience stores, restaurants, daycare centers, cleaning services and small offices usually don’t have the storage space or the cash to buy inventory, food or supplies in the large quantities that traditionally have been needed to get trade discounts.
Fortunately, though, small size and limited cash doesn't mean that these very small businesses have to pay top dollar for their purchases. Many small business owners are discovering they can save significant amounts of money by purchasing food, beverages, paper goods, office supplies, cleaning products, automotive products, and other goods at member wholesale clubs.
To learn more about the way wholesale clubs help small businesses Business Know-How recently toured the Sam's Club facility in Secaucus, New Jersey and spoke with Catherine Corley, Vice President, Small Business Insights and Frank
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1/15/2010
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> Golden Wedding Bands
Match the colors of fall with a yellow, rose, or white gold ringSure, any season is romantic when you're in love, but few months can compare to the fall. Whether you're playing in pumpkin patches, enjoying a hayride hand-in-hand, or sharing a (spiked) apple cider, the amber hues of autumn make everything more magical. Evoke the spirit of the season with these gold wedding bands—they'll be perfect for your lifetime of leaf-peeping together. —Brie Schwartz
Sparkle in every season with this white gold token of indestructible love.
White gold band with 1K diamond, Sam's Club, $999, samsclub.com
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1/15/2010
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> SAM'S CLUB; What Women Want Today: Sam's Club and Working Mother Teamed Up to Ask Moms 'What's On Your Mind?' Working Mother magazine and Sam's Club teamed up to honor 30 "Working Mothers of the Year" who adeptly balance career, motherhood and self-development with grace and determination. This extraordinary group of women, made up of high powered executives, IT professionals, a scientist, a banker and a psychologist, were celebrated at Working Mother's 30th Birthday celebration in New York City. The event featured a roundtable discussion lead by a notable panel of working moms and industry leaders on issues that matter most to America's moms who juggle both family and career. "Working Mother magazine was thrilled to partner with Sam's Club to bring these incredible women together to discuss critical issues, such as access to affordable healthcare, the economy and a how technology moves business forward," said Carol Evans, President, Working Mother Media. "It's about empowering each other to thrive even in times of economic duress."
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7/18/2009
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