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Farm flowers under 3 generations

Months of care ensure that Holland Acres' tulips push through the soil each spring in triumphant bloom. But the business itself - that's had the benefit of three generations' worth of nourishing.

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Higher pay puts older workers on firing line
Apr. 29th — Older workers are more vulnerable to losing their jobs than younger ones when companies cut costs. They know this instinctively, even though the law of the land forbids age-related discrimination.
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Old meets new at Etsy
You'll find all kinds of handmade items for sale on Web site
Mar. 25th — Sometimes a step back is really a step forward. That's how devotees look at Etsy, an online marketplace for handmade goods.
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Older workers caught in grip of long-term unemployment
Mar. 7th — Workers aged 45 or older make up 27 percent of the workforce, for instance, but they comprise 37 percent of the long-term unemployed.
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In the mood for love
Feb. 14th — "Home & Away" with Lori Carson visits Annette and Chris Cook, Kansas chocolatiers who have found sweet success living and working together.
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A product with real staying power
Jan. 29th — It all started with a gray sweater. Marni Bumsted was struggling to keep the fabric between two strategically placed buttons on her stretchy cardigan to stay shut over a bra. When her friend Jennifer Kouba saw her dilemma, she grabbed the double-stick tape she uses in her job as a Los Angeles set stylist and closed the potentially embarrassing opening.
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Men, women entrepreneurs driven by different motivations
Apr. 17th — Men may be from Mars and women from Venus when it comes to relationships, but how about when it comes to entrepreneurship?
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Boomers may find bridge to health insurance
Mar. 11th — "Making it to Medicare" has become one of the biggest challenges for baby boomers who retire or are laid off before 65.
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No Change, No Gain
By Christine Berry-Solzberg
Feb. 25th — Dear Christine, I was recently laid off after working for 15 years at a financial services company. I had a sense I was going to lose my job but I was hoping my years with the company would protect me. When I was informed my position was eliminated, I was practically in shock.
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Weak market creates brisk business for renovation specialist
Jan. 30th — Ilene Techner founded her renovation business seven years ago when her frustrated family threatened to leave her if she didn't stop moving them. Techner, 55, has a knack for renovating. She's redone all seven houses the family has lived in.
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Enterprising retirees work on the Web
Jan. 28th — As people retire earlier and live longer, many are going back to work to pass the time or pay the bills. Some are making that work fun, starting Internet businesses based on hobbies.
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