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Through this article we look at the women in business in Middle East. The traditional Muslim region with very conservative views on women and their role in society is slo

Small business loans are often the first step in turning great hobbies or ideas into successful ventures. Business loans for women are relatively easy to get.

Social marketing and networking serve as the center piece for women owned businesses seeking to gain customers and make connections.

Patchwork Pâté strikes the right chord for gourmet entertaining. Rich, elegant and dedicated to delighting. Pâté is welcome at the holiday table, great for gifts, too.

Deborah Tillman took matters into her own hands--she opened a daycare center to provide the kind of childcare she wanted for her son and other children

Three women run size-friendly, online store with products that positively depict overweight and large people.

Start up funds are available through a growing variety of sources to assist women who are opening a business, or expanding on an existing service or product sales.

For today's mother, flexibility and control of her time are now more important than ever as she struggles to achieve the right balance between family and career.

Wining a US Federal government contract can be financially rewarding. For small and disadvantaged businesses, the process for wining such contracts are less complicated.

While small companies struggle in this economy, two Maryland businesses are experiencing growth through strong customer service and high-quality products.

Not only did over 82 million women in the United States raise their children and take care of their homes, many also operated their own businesses.

A purposed law governing Afghanistan's Shi'ite women is drawing international criticism. According to reports President Hamid Karazi has signed it into law.

Publishing on online travel magazines is a great way for emerging travel writers to gain publishing credits and valuable writing experience.

In Guatemala, malnutrition rates have been among the worst in the world. But thankfully, several non-profit organizations are working to aid poverty-stricken families.

David A. Paterson, 53, became the 55th governor of New York state after the resignation of Eliot Spitzer. Paterson, legally blind, became lieutenant governor in 2006.

Just as social networks have exploded in popularity, business networks are favoured by professionals wanting to communicate faster and easier than face-to-face meetings.