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Mosaic Institute Hosts Turkish Armenian Business Development

At the reception, Mr. Soyak discussed the activities of the TABDC, including cultural and business roundtables between the two countries, as well as "track II" diplomacy efforts.

The Embassies of both Turkey and Armenia in Ottawa sent senior representatives to the Toronto meeting convened by the Mosaic Institute. In addition, Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada sent a senior diplomat to be present at the Mosaic Institute event.

"There was a wonderful atmosphere of respect and willingness to listen" said Vahan Kololian, Chairman of the Mosaic Institute. "Clearly the TABDC is doing important work in the Caucuses region, and it is important for them to know that many in the Turkish and Armenian diaspora support their efforts."

There appeared to be a collective recognition that the deep-seated issues of genocide recognition and the territorial dispute between Armenia and Azerbaijan over Nagorno Karabakh, have kept Turkey and Armenia apart. more

Defibrillators at the heart of Shore couple's business

James Schatzle and his wife, Susan Duffy, are taking the family business, Team Life Inc., out of their home.

"We totally outgrew this environment," Schatzle said from his small home office located in the basement of the couple's Locust Place home. "We are opening up not just an office but also a classroom."

Team Life is moving to an office at a newly constructed office complex, Colts Neck Commons on Route 34, by June 1.

Last year, the couple's home-based business generated $789,000 in gross sales.

"It's been a lot of hard work," Schatzle said, "but that's how it should be."

When the couple started the business in 1994, it was primarily centered around providing emergency medical training courses, such as CPR certifications. more

Sutersville church closes after 117 years of fellowship

The church, whose history stretches back to 1891, closed its doors Saturday, after dwindling attendance left the landmark with just four active members.

The last sermon, delivered by a visiting pastor, the Rev. Aleda Menchyk, and based on the 15th chapter of John, verses 1-12, was titled "Today, tomorrow and beyond."

Lander and fellow parishioner Bill Smith, both church elders, said before the service began that one of their fondest hopes was that the future would be kind to the church building, a small-town American classic with a tall steeple and stained-glass windows, eight of which are etched with the names of deceased parishioners.

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HondaJet begins European sales effort The Business Journal of the

Honda Aircraft Company today kicked off European sales of its advanced light jet, which will be built in Greensboro, at the European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (EBACE) in Geneva, Switzerland. Honda used the occasion to introduce its first customer in the region -- F-1 racer and business entrepreneur, Jenson Button.

Also, to provide sales and service support to its customers in Europe, the company announced that it will establish a new European network of three HondaJet-exclusive sales and service centers.

Honda Aircraft is building its headquarters and manufacturing plant at Piedmont Triad International Airport in Greensboro, where the lightweight HondaJets will be assembled.

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Rising Food Prices Hammer Small Business

Last Thursday, the House Committee on Small Business held a hearing on how the rise in food prices is hitting small businesses. Most interesting, I thought, were two witnesses who tried to give the perspectives of the small-businesspeople probably most affected by these prices: bakers and restaurant owners. Frank Formica spoke on behalf of the American Bakers Association and discussed how the experience at his own bakery in Atlantic City demonstrates some of the pressures:

The price of baker's flour had been fairly stable for well over 20 years at 14 cents a pound. As of September 2007, the price of flour began to steadily increase until it reached a peak of over 60 cents a pound in March. Today the price of flour is 40 cents. What does this mean to Formica's? A year ago we paid $7,000 a week (or $364,000 a year) for flour, but today that number has escalated to $20,000 per week ($1,040,000 a year).... more

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