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Tips for Small Businesses to Cope with the Economy

This article from the Small Business Newz Web site features tips to help your business grow in the economy.

Small Businesses are Still In Need of Economic Recovery

With the economy on the slow slope up, small businesses are still facing the backlash and recovery may be far down the road, the AP reports today

How has your small business coped withe the economic downturn? Share with Honeydo.com your tips for finding economic recovery!

Moms Who Work Part-Time May Have Healthier Children

On April 10, the Chicago Tribune reported that moms who work part-time may have healthier kids. The article by Wendy Donahue, explained that the children of mothers who work are more likely to be physically active and less overweight, watched less TV and ate less junk food.

Read the article and tell us what you think! Are the children of working moms, healthier? Why or why not?

Virtual: The Wave of the Future for Internships

This article by A.J. Panian, was published today on The Pittsburgh Tribune Review's Web site detailing the new trend in internships, going virtual.

Could this be the new wave of the future? Are virtual internships on the verge of going viral? Could be. What's you opinion? Share it with Honeydo.com? How do you see internships changing?

The Health Care Reform, how will it effect your small business?

There has been a lot of buzz across the nation and around the 'Burgh about the Health Care Reform. How will this effect your small business?

Read an article on this topic from the Pittsburgh Business Times here.

What are some of your concerns for your small business? Share your thoughts and opinions with the Honeydo.com blog. We want to know what you think!

Small 'Burgh Businesses Adapt During Tough Economic Times

The Pittsburgh Business Times (PBT) reports how small local businesses, especially small construction companies, are adapting to the difficult economic climate the city, as well as the entire nation, is facing.

"Dan Lucas, project manger for the Pittsburgh-area office of Walsh Construction Co., is grateful to have a clear view of where his company is going to find work: road projects."

In this passage taken from the PBT article by Tim Schooley, we see how jobs can be few and far between right now. But thanks to Pittsburgh's infamous roads the Walsh Construction Company is finding work.

Read the entire article and other companies' stories here.

Do you own or work for a Pittsburgh construction company? Tell www.honeydo.com your story! Share your tales of luck or your troubles with the Beehive or give fellow small businesses some advice. You can also create a Honeydo.com profile and find employment opportunities in the 'Burgh.