Sentences with phrase «printing business from home»

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Businesses of all kinds are asking customers to do jobs that employees once performed, whether it's using self - service checkout at the supermarket, skipping the box office to print movie tickets from home, or scheduling everything from salon visits to doctor's appointment via an app.

EC: My business started from home, I printed whatever I could pull through an HP Photosmart!

She now runs Dickens ink., a small business selling quirky greeting cards, prints, stationery and homewares, which she designs from her home studio in east London.

Suzy: As a business we reuse 99 % of all of our packaging supplies that we gather from other local businesses, we purchase wind power for our home and business, we support local green efforts, we print promotional material on recycled paper, and we donate time and money to nature organizations.

My clothes might be lacking in prints and patterns but I let them into my home... And there's nothing better than acquiring those textiles from creative women who've put their time and energy behind launching budding businesses — all in the name of offering quality and unique goods.

In addition, for any other business related services please contract the lobby concierge who are more than happy to assist you with large volume printing & pricing, shipping needs and any other services that you may require while you are away from the office and home.

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This means any Joe or Jane Blow can print up business cards that identify the individual as a home inspector, and go about the practice of collecting fees from unsuspecting buyers while sucking up to, excuse me, I mean networking with agents for more business.