Finally--a Way to get your 'Facebook Addicted' Teenager to earn some Money this Holiday Season.
Teens Earn Cash in Between Friending Each Other Online SOUTH NORWALK, Conn. -- Lemonade Inc., the leader in social commerce, today announced a new way for parents to get their Facebook addicted teenagers to earn some money this holiday season. Recently featured on NBC's Today show as one of Five

Publication: Business Wire

Everybody wants it: 4 ways to earn more money.(MIND YOUR Business)
A plumbing contractor once told me of a young employee demanding a raise because he needed more money to pay his bills. He seemed oblivious to the fact that most pay increases are based on performance, not need. At first, I was shocked by that employee's gall, but after looking at the situation

Publication: Snips

Pocket money for nothing? No way! WHY KIDS HAVE TO EARN IT BEFORE THEY CAN BURN IT.(Features)
Byline: By RUKI SAYID Consumer Editor THEY'VE been labelled the I Want generation. Today's youngsters are getting more pocket money than ever and are spending it on designer clothes and the latest gadgets. But according to a new survey, these kids are also an I Work generation, perfectly willing to

Publication: The Mirror (London, England)

More ways to earn more money this year.(MIND YOUR Business)
In last month's column, I gave four ways to earn more money in the next 12 months. Here are a few others. Become irreplaceable Theoretically, in a well-managed company, nobody is irreplaceable. In the real world, however, most companies have one or two individuals whose departure would cause huge

Publication: Snips

RICH MAKE MONEY OLD-FASHIONED WAY: THEY EARN IT
United Press International 12-10-1998 Rich make money old-fashioned Way: They earn it NEW YORK, Dec. 10 (UPI) _ Despite notions to the contrary, the wealthy didn't attain their affluence via a silver spoon at birth or a lucky roll of the dice. A new survey by Town & Country magazine of

Publication: United Press International

Ways kids can earn money
Have you ever wanted something that your parents wouldn't buy for you and you didn't have the money to buy yourself? Kids always seem to be asking their parents for money. According to a study by Teenage Research Unlimited, in Northbrook, by the time kids reach their teens they're spending an

Publication: Chicago Sun-Times (IL)