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1. How long is RN school?
An RN, or registered nurse, can obtain the required schooling in one of three types of programs: a bachelor of science degree in nursing at a college or university, 4 years; an associate degree in nursing at a community college, 2 to 3 years; or a...

2. How much are lab-created diamonds worth?
Lab-created diamonds, which are gem quality and can be made in a laboratory in a few days, are much more affordable than mined diamonds. Consumers can save about 30 percent by purchasing lab-created diamonds. Colored diamonds created in a lab can...

3. How high does a person hang an automatic hand dryer in a restroom?
When hanging an automatic hand dryer in a restroom, position it so the distance from the bottom of the unit to the floor is 46" for men, 44" for women, 37" to 40" for the disabled and 32" to 44" for children, depending on age. Source: World...

4. Who regulates car insurance companies?
Each state has an agency headed by a commissioner who regulates its car insurance practices. All state commissioners are members of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, which coordinates the regulatory process for the 50 states....

5. Who owns Saturn?
As of July 2009, Saturn, LLC, Saturn Distribution Corporation, and Chevrolet-Saturn of Harlem, Inc. sold their shares to General Motors. This new legal ownership is headed by CEO Frederick Henderson. Source: Saturn General Motors

6. How long will debt consolidation damage credit?
Debt consolidation is a way for people to lower the payments on their bills so that they can catch up with them. It does not damage someone's credit, but it will increase the amount owed over time. Source: Loan.com

7. How much do careers in medical billing pay?
According to PayScale.com, as of 2009, medical billing jobs typically start out at an average hourly rate of $12.21. Hourly pay for medical billers can be raised to around $16 per hour with special certifications and industry experience. The rate...

8. How many ounces are Gould bubble mailers?
The weight of a Gould bubble mailer can be as little as 3 grams and as much as 8 ounces. The mailer's weight depends on its size. Sizes range from 2 inches by 3 inches to 5 inches by 6 inches. Source: Gould Bubble Mailers

9. How much does it cost to repair a plasma tv?
According to the Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association, a plasma television can cost around $1500 to repair. The price of this service is so high, in part, because of the TV's size and the price of replacement parts. Source:...

10. How much are color copies?
The price of a color copy depends on size or type of paper and number of copies. You can get bulk prices from Docucopies.com for about 5 cents each. Kinko's and Staples prices range from 49 cents to 79 cents per copy. Copies made at your public...

11. How Do I Bid a Construction Job?
In order to get contracts in the construction industry as a contractor, you must present bids to construction companies, and they award the contractor with the lowest bid. First you must pre-qualify your company by making sure you meet the...

12. How Much is Same Day Delivery with FedEx?
The cost of FedEx Same Day Delivery will vary depending on whether the package is being delivered across a city or across the country. A quote can be obtained by calling 1-800-399-5999 or by visiting Fedex.com (see Reference). Source: Fedex.com

13. How long does it take to set up a conference calling account?
There are a number of online conference calling options. With AT Conference, you can set up an account in less than 10 minutes, and they bill you only for the conference call time you use. Source: AT Conference

14. Who can report to a credit bureau agency?
You must become a member of the credit agency to report to it. The three prominent agencies are Equifax, Experian and TransUnion (see Resources). Generally, only businesses can become members and not individuals. Source: AllBusiness.com

15. How much does it cost to advertise on the internet?
Most Internet advertising is conducted through a pay-per-click (PPC) model, where advertisers pay based on how many consumers click on their ads. According to Hochman Consultants, the average PPC rate is $0.32 per click. Source: Hochman...

16. How long does it take to become a master plumber?
Master plumbers need to work 4 or 5 years as a licensed journeyman plumber before taking the master plumber license exam. All states have different requirements regarding training hours required. Source: How to become a master plumber

17. How long does a bank honor a check?
According to the State of New York Banking Department, a personal check is valid for 6 months. After 6 months, the bank is not obligated to cash the check. Source: State of New York Banking Department

18. Who can pull credit reports?
According to the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, individuals with "legitimate business needs" can look at your credit report, including landlords, businesses granting credit, employers, potential employers and government agencies. Source: Privacy...

19. How much do web page designers get paid?
Considering the level of education and the experience working as a web designer, the expected income will vary. The lowest a web page designer may bring in could be around $32,000 a year. The average salary typically falls around $41,000, and the...

20. Who owns Volvo Corp.?
The Ford Motor Company owns the Volvo Corporation in 2009. Ford purchased Volvo Corporation for $6.45 billion in early 1999. With this purchase, Ford uses the same body style for the Volvo line of vehicles as they do for their own Lincoln line....

21. Who owns Chrysler Corporation?
Chrysler Corporation is a part of a larger conglomeration known as Chrysler Group, LLC. This company owns such brands as Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Mopar and GEM. It is a privately held company run by Chief Executive Officer Sergio Marchionne. Source:...

22. How long does a business hold a check?
The length a business can hold a check depends on the business. The longest they can hold a check is 11 days. There are different factors that cause businesses to hold checks and that determines the length of the hold. Source: Fat Wallet

23. What is the salary for medical billing and coding?
Professionals who perform medical billing and coding can expect to earn between $19,000 and $38,000 annually. An increase in wages can occur with additional training and previous experience in the field. Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics:...

24. Where are Toyotas made in the USA?
The Toyota Avalon, Camry, Solara and Camry Hybrid are all manufactured in Toyota's Georgetown, Kentucky, plant. In Freemont, California, Toyota manufactures its Corolla and Tacoma products. At its plant in Princeton, Indiana, Toyota makes the...

25. How long does it take to ship a USPS package?
If a package is shipped by the United States Postal Service by Express Mail it's guaranteed to be there overnight. Packages shipped by Priority Mail take two to three days. The USPS recommends that any mail over 13 ounces be shipped by Priority...

26. How long does it take to get a Series 7 license?
The Series 7 exam is taken by individuals who want to be licensed to sell securities. It's taken in two parts given three hours to finish each. The segments have 125 questions, for a total of 250 questions taking six hours. Source: Series 7 Exam

27. What year was the first Cadillac made?
The company that created the Cadillac was created on August 22, 1902. The first Cadillac car was driven for the first time on October 17, 1902. Source: Promotex Online

28. How long has Honda been around?
Honda Motor Company was officially founded on September 24, 1948 by Soichiro Honda. Honda was a mechanic who had originally sold his idea for piston rings in 1938 to Toyota. After World War II, he created the company that still bears his name....

29. Who owns Jaguar?
On March 26, 2008, Tata Motors bought Jaguar Land Rover from Ford Motor Company for $2.6 billion in an all-cash transaction. Tata Motors is a company based in India and is part of the Tata Group. Source: India Automotive

30. Who made the Camaro?
The Camaro is manufactured by Chevrolet, which is a General Motors company. The first Chevrolet Camaro was made in 1967 and was considered to be a response to the Ford Mustang. Source: Alibaba.com

31. Who owns the biggest percentage of stock in Walmart?
As reported by the SEC in the second quarter of 2009; Jim Walton, the founder of Wal-Mart is the largest individual shareholder with 10,490,044 listed shares, and Barclays Global Investors UK Holdings Ltd is the largest institutional shareholder...

32. Where are Saturn cars made?
Saturn vehicles are currently made in six different plants worldwide; the main plant Saturn plant is in Spring Hill, Tennessee. The Vue is made in Mexico; the Aura is manufactured in Kansas City, Kansas; the Astra is made at the Belgium plant; and...

33. How much do office cleaning services charge?
Office cleaning services charge different rates, depending on the size of the office, duties and frequency. For small offices, the rate is between $20 and $30 per visit as of late 2009. Weekly charges average $100 to $200 per week, while the rate...

34. Who builds Land Rovers?
The Land Rover is a SUV that is manufactured in a plant in Solihill, West Midlands, England. The company, however, is owned by Tata Motors, based out of India. Tata Motors is part of a larger company known as The Tata Group. Source: Land Rover...

35. Who founded Pontiac?
The Pontiac brand began in 1926 and is currently owned and operated by General Motors. It is scheduled to be phased out by 2010, but was started by General Motors as the companion marque to GM's Oakland Motor Car Line. Source: Pontiac

36. Where are michelin tires made?
Michelin Tires are manufactured all over the United States and the world. Their United States headquarters are in South Carolina and 14 other plants are spread out throughout the eastern United States. There are 64 total manufacturing plants in 19...

37. When did mercedes sell out to chrysler?
Mercedes did not sell out to Chrysler. Cerberus Capital Management, the makers of Mercedes-Benz, purchased Chrysler Group on May 14, 2007. Source: Cerberus Capitol Management, news

38. Who makes hummer cars?
The Hummer is a vehicle designed for off road driving. It was originally owned by General Motors. It is currently owned and manufactured by Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Company. Source: Hummer

39. Who owns Ditech?
In 1999, GMAC Mortgage purchased basically all the assets of the Ditech Funding Corporation. The company's goal is to provide easy and fast access to loans for mortgages. Source: About Ditech

40. Where is the Toyota Camry made in the USA?
The Toyota Camry is made in Japan and the United States. Camrys made in the U.S. are built in the Toyota factory in Georgetown, KY. Source: Auto Pages

41. Who makes Porsches?
Porsche Engineering Group GmbH is based in Weissach, Austria. The company prides itself on its strong leadership and engineering services as an individually owned organization. Source: Porsch.com

42. Where in the U.S. is Hyundai made?
Hyundai has several United States locations for plants and manufacturing centers. The company began its U.S. manufacturing in Fountain Valley and Irvine, California. Its headquarters are now in Superior Township, Michigan, with manufacturing...

43. Who owns sleepys mattress?
Harry Acker and his family owns Sleepy's Mattress. He is the son of Louis Acker, the Sleepy's Mattress company's founder who opened his first store in Brooklyn, New York in 1931. Source: The Sleepy's Story

44. How much do attorneys get paid?
An attorney's average first-year salary is $57,000; for 1 to 4 years, an average salary of $66,000; 5 to 9 years, an average salary of $91,500, and from 10 to 19 years: $112,000. Attorneys with over 20 years experience average $120,000 a year....

45. How Long Should a Business Keep Credit Card Receipts?
How long businesses should keep certain documents is a very common question. Retain documents too long, and filing becomes a nightmare. Failing to retain them long enough could create problems for your firm, especially if you operate a small...

46. Who makes postal vehicles?
Though manufacturers such as Dodge have built postal vehicles, Jeep manufactures the current crop of gasoline-powered delivery trucks. Ford has manufactured an electric version that made its debut in California in 2008. Source: Jeep and Dodge...

47. Who makes Harley-Davidson oil?
Sunoco, who manufactures a large line of oils, base stocks and waxes, makes Harley-Davidson motorcycle oil. It's been in business for more than 100 years. Source: Harley Davidson OIl and the Low Quality of OEM OIls Commercial and Industrial

48. Does Walmart monitor credit card transactions?
Walmart has its own credit card which is administered by GE Money Bank, the same company that administers the Discover credit card. Its card operates as any other credit card and late payments are reported to the three credit agencies. Source:...

49. Who makes hybrid cars?
Most major car companies provide some sort of hybrid alternative, including Toyota (Prius, Camry and Highlander hybrid), Saturn (Aura Green Line and Vue Green Line), Honda (Civic hybrid), Lexus (GS 45h and RX 400h), Ford (Escape Hybrid) and...

50. What do vet techs wear on the job?
Veterinary technicians typically wear scrubs and non-slip, closed-toed shoes while on the job, as scrubs are sanitary, safe and comfortable. Source: Medical Scrubs in the Workplace Surgical Scrubs: Staying Safe and Sanitary Improving Human...

51. Where are Ford trucks made?
Ford manufacturers its cars and trucks all over the world. Its plants are located in t Dearborn, Michigan; Claycomo, Missouri; St. Paul, Minnesota; Louisville, Kentucky; Edison, New Jersey; Canada, Malaysia, Mexico, England, Vietnam and Argentina....

52. When do I need to file small business taxes?
There are a number of important dates related to paying taxes as a small-business owner. Some depend on what type of business you have and whether or not you have employees. We'll review the filing strategy for income tax, estimated taxes,...

53. How much should I charge for cleaning services?
The price you charge for cleaning services depends upon the type of cleaning service required. Monthly cleaning contracts are determined by the square footage at a rate of $.05 to $.20 per square foot. An hourly cleaning rate in 2009 can range...

54. Who makes the Millennium tractor t550?
Millennium Tractor is a brand name owned by the Tong Yang Moolsan company based in South Korea. The company distributes the T550 and other Millennium Tractors from North Carolina. Source: Millennium Brand

55. Who Makes DuraLast Auto Batteries?
DuraLast is the private label brand name that AutoZone uses to sell its batteries to its consumers. The company Johnson Controls Inc. makes several private label batteries, including DuraLast for AutoZone. Source: Johnson Controls

56. Who is the Manufacturer of the Range Rover?
The Range Rover is part of the car company known as Land Rover. The Land Rover product line is manufactured in England and owned by Tata Motors. Tata Motors is a subsidiary of The Tata Group, a company headquartered in India. Source: Land Rover

57. Where is the Shelby Ford Mustang Made?
The Shelby Mustang is a version of the Ford Mustang first produced 1965 to 1970. It was reintroduced to the market in 2007. This version is manufactured by Shelby Automotive. The manufacturing plant is in Flat Rock, Michigan. Source: Shelby...

58. How much does an accountant make?
An accountant can earn a median income of about $55,000 annually. Those with bachelor's degrees can earn an entry-level salary of $46,000 a year. Source: Occupational Outlook Handbook

59. Who makes Range Rover engines?
The 2010 Range Rover and Range Rover Sport have V-8 engines that were jointly developed with Jaguar. Land Rover and Jaguar are both owned by India's Tata Motors. In the past, Range Rovers have had engines from other companies that have owned the...

60. Who made Honda motorbikes?
Honda motorbikes, or motorcycles, are manufactured by Honda Motor Company, Ltd of Japan. Honda is the world's largest manufacturer of motorcycles. It is also the world's largest producer of the internal combustion engine. Source: Honda...

61. Who Makes UPS Delivery Trucks?
UPS delivery trucks are made by Morgan Olson, formerly Grumman Olson. There are also newer hydraulic hybrid trucks developed by the Eaton Corporation, UPS, EPA, International Truck and Engine Corporation, U.S. Army and Morgan Olson. Source: J.B....

62. Where Are Nissans Made?
Nissan vehicles are manufactured throughout the southern United States. Assembly plants are in Smyrna and Decherd, Tennessee and Canton, Mississippi. Nissan's headquarters are in Franklin, Tennessee. Source: Nissan

63. Where Are Ford Automobiles Made?
Ford Motor Company has manufacturing locations throughout the world. A few plants that are based in the United States are located in Chicago, Illinois; Louisville, Kentucky; and Dearborn, Michigan. Vehicles are also made in South America, Europe,...

64. How much does a vet tech make per year?
Based on data from May 2008, veterinary technicians make between $19,770 and $41,490 per year. The median salary is $28,900 per year. Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics

65. Where can I work as a vet tech?
Most veterinary technicians work in private veterinarian offices or animal hospitals. However, some veterinary technicians can be hired to work in research laboratories as well. Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics

66. Who makes BMW transmissions?
BMW uses transmissions from GM, who also supplies Mercedes with transmissions. Mercedes, GM, Chrysler and BMW have partnered to create an efficient hybrid transmission. BMW has bought parts cooperatively with Mercedes in the past, and the two...

67. How much does a vet tech make per hour?
According to All Allied Health Schools, a veterinary technician can average between $11.00 and $16.00 per hour (2007 data). When entering the profession, location and the demand for this position influence pay. With advanced education and...

68. Who built the Chrysler building?
William Van Alen was the architect for the Chrysler building located in New York, New York. It was built between 1928 and 1930. Source: Great Buildings

69. Where are Volkswagens made?
The Volkswagen AG headquarters and factory are located in Wolfsburg, Germany. Covering three square miles, the factory has the capability of producing 3,000 vehicles per day. In July 2008, Volkswagen Group of America, Inc. announced intentions to...

70. What is Nomex?
Nomex is the commercial name for the chemical company DuPont's line of flame- and heat-resistant materials. Nomex's technical name is synthetic aromatic polyamide polymer known as a synthetic aramid; it has a wide range of uses in many different...

71. How fast can you mow with a disc mower?
Disc mowers can go as fast as 20 mph. The size of the disc can vary, so how much lawn you can cut varies by disc size and other factors such as field shape and conditions. Source: Disc mower conditions

72. Who owns Visa credit card?
Visa (Visa International Service Association) is jointly owned by various Visa credit-card issuing banks. They comprise more than 20,000 member financial institutions globally, and Visa manages their credit card programs. Visa credit cards are...

73. Where were BMW Z3s made?
The BMW Z3 was produced in BMW's automobile manufacturing plant located in Spartanburg, South Carolina. The first year the Z3 was released to the market was in 1996; the last model was produced in 2002. Source: BMW Z3 Review

74. Where are Chevrolet cars made?
Chevrolet is a brand of cars manufactured by Detroit-based General Motors. General Motors manufactures Chevrolet cars in a number of plants, including U.S. plants in Arlington, Texas; Bowling Green, Kentucky; Fairfax, Kansas; and Roanoke, Indiana....

75. What is a good score on the usps 473 test?
You'll pass the 473 Postal Exam from the Unites States Postal Service (USPS) with a score of 70 percent or better. With a passing grade, you'll be placed in an eligible register for job vacancies. Source: Post Office Jobs

76. Who owns nissan cars?
Nihon Sangyo is the owner of Nissan. Created back in 1933 as Jidosha Seizo Company, Ltd., it was jointly owned by Nihon Sangyo Company and Tobata Imono Company. Manufacturing Datsun cars and parts was their mission. Sangyo became sole owner in...

77. What are average outbound conference calling rates?
As of late 2009, unlimited conference packages for 10 to 100 phones start at $50 to $250. Other packages charge 5 to 7 cents domestic and from 7.2 to 9.8 cents per minute for international conference calls. Source: Telchoice.net-Connecting...

78. What is the ratio of chapter 7 to chapter 11 filings for businesses?
From January 2006 to September 2009, U.S. courts received 27,469 Chapter 11 business petitions and 131,100 Chapter 7 petitions. The ratio is approximately five Chapter 7 filings for every Chapter 11 filing. Source: Harvard University: Bankrupty...

79. How much does someone with a degree in hr make?
Median salary in HR (Human Resources) with an associate degree is $24,612; with a bachelor degree is $59,142; and with master's degree is $74,310. Salaries vary widely according to industry, location, and the applicants experience level. Source:...

80. Who makes hinomoto tractors?
Hitachi Construction Machinery TIERRA manufacturers Hinomoto tractors. Originally, in the 1950s, Toyosha, based in Japan, used the trade name Hinomoto for its tractors. Hitachi purchased Toyosha in 1990. Later in 1997, Hitachi changed the name of...

81. When was the first plow invented?
Although John Deere is typically credited for inventing the first steel plow in 1837, the first known plow was a swing plow (no wheels on the device) developed by Egyptians circa 4000 B.C. Source: Steel Plow Plow

82. Why should one enter a vocational nursing program?
Even as other parts of the workforce continue to shrink, the health-care sector is thriving. This growth has many reasons, including an aging population and more concern over chronic medical conditions. These factors are likely to continue well...

83. How much does maid service cost?
Expect to pay from $74 to $400 for maid service. Prices vary according to how often the maid visits and the size of the space (square footage) the maid will be cleaning, as well as the number of rooms, length of the cleaning visit and how dirty...

84. What is the history of Massey Ferguson tractors?
Massey Ferguson, the maker of farm tractors, can trace its history to 1847 when Daniel Massey built and sold farm equipment in Ontario, Canada. Massey teamed with Alanson Harris in 1891 to expand into the farm implement market. Harry Ferguson By...

85. Who is the largest seller of auto insurance?
As of March 2009, State Farm is the largest insurer of automobiles in North America. The company has provided car insurance since 1922, and 42.4 million of the company's 78.8 million policies are for automobiles. Source: About State Farm...

86. How long do patents last?
In the United States, patents last 20 years from the date of application. Patents for design patents last for 14 years. Most patents can only be extended by a special act of Congress. Source: Patent Law

87. How much should I tip a merry maid?
Because merry maids often use different maids each time they come to your house, etiquette says there is no need to tip. However, for maids you pay directly, one week's pay at the holiday's is appropriate. Source: Tipping Etiquette

88. How do I define an erp system?
This is the modern definition of an ERP: a system that uses information from the entire supply chain, integrated across all functional and cost centers, to optimize profitability for the enterprise at the heart of that supply chain. First...

89. Where can I buy cheap guest chairs?
Guest chairs are usually used for guests to sit in when visiting an office. Depending on your needed use for these chairs, they could be displayed in a private office, a waiting room, a building lobby or an interviewing room. The type of chair you...

90. Who founded Foot Locker, Inc.?
Frank W. Woolworth founded F.W. Woolworth Co. in 1879. The company acquired G. R. Kinney Corporation in 1965. The merger resulted in the opening of the first Foot Locker store in 1974. F.W. Woolworth Co. became Venator Group, Inc., in 1999 before...

91. How much does it cost to build a small house?
The costs of a small house will vary depending on the size of the house. The average cost in the United States of America is anywhere from $65 to $110 per square feet of the house, which covers labor and material for the home. Source: Build Your...

92. How do you become an owner operator trucker?
The trucking industry, despite economic slumps, continues to grow. Truck driving can provide excellent income opportunities, especially for those who choose to take on the role of owner/operator. When you become an owner/operator, you can control...

93. How can you work on military bases in Iraq?
Although working in Iraq may seem like worlds away, there are many avenues for Americans to get work there. Although working in Iraq will most likely require extensive training and a military-level security clearance, it can also be a very...

94. Who owns the Mazda corporation?
Mazda is a publicly traded company, selling on stock exchanges in Europe, Asia and the Americas. Ford currently owns about 13 percent after reducing their holdings from 33.4 percent in 2008.

95. How many times can you refinance your house?
You can refinance your home as many times as you need to stay in good financial condition. When loan terms are good, refinancing can lessen your financial burden. No Rules No rules limit the number of times you can refinance your home. Taking a...

96. What is flight attendant training like?
Flight attendant training can be one of the most stressful events in your life; however, it can also be the most rewarding. Flight attendants must complete training in a classroom and on board an aircraft. Testing All flight attendant trainees...

97. How long has Guardian Alarms been in the home alarm business?
According to its website, Guardian Burglar Alarm has been in business since 1930. The company's offerings have expanded to commercial alarm systems, security guard services, and home medical monitoring. Source: Guardian Burglar Alarm

98. How Much Does Commercial Restaurant Banquette Furniture Cost?
The cost depends on the location and materials used. However, a useful rule of thumb is about $241 per person for a four-person booth or $964 as of 2009. Price per person decreases for larger layouts. Source: Cost

99. Where can I post an ad for a babysitting job?
It's not easy find a reliable, responsible babysitter. We want the right people to care for our kids, but it's essential to find caretakers we can trust. Parents often turn to a family member, such as a grandparent or favorite aunt, to help with...

100. Where can I find tile cutters in Austin, Texas?
Tile cutting is a specific type of service for people installing tile floors, usually in their kitchens or bathrooms. Most tile cutting can be done by the same people who sell the tile which will be installed in the home. There are a number of...

101. How do I start an interior decorating business?
If you can identify five types of drape patterns but can't balance a ledger, you may need some help to start an interior decorating business. More than a keen eye for furniture is necessary to successfully build your company; but with enough...

102. How much should you charge for office cleaning?
The average rate of one day of office cleaning for a small office is between $20 and $30, sometimes $45-$65 in some states. The amount depends on how many times a week you offer your services and how many hours a day you spend (it can be 2-3,...

103. How long does thermal paper last before it fades?
Thermal paper fades at a much slower rate than usual when it is kept away from heat, oils, ultraviolet light and/or humidity. If stored carefully, thermal paper should last five or more years without reducing the image life. Source: Medical...

104. When did General Motors start selling stock?
General Motors first began selling stock on December 20, 1916, when it was listed on the New York Stock Exchange. This company was incorporated in 1916 in the state of Delaware. Source: Stock Market Compass

105. How much money do nursing referral companies make?
Nursing referral companies offer certified applicants who work exclusively with their company a fee of $300 to $1,000 for each registered nurse referred and $200 to $500 for each licensed vocational nurse referred. After a nurse is placed, the...

106. Who makes Honda motorcycle oil?
Honda-branded motor oil is not created by the Honda corporation. According to the parts and service department of Klein Honda (Everett, WA), Honda has used multiple manufacturers over time, but Honda-branded oil is manufactured by Mobil 1 in 2009....

107. Who made the packaging for Weekend Prince?
The manufacturing, packaging and distribution of Weekend Prince male enhancement pills are done by a company in China. It is called Great Wall International Trade Company Ltd. Source: ecPlaza Global

108. Is Private Senior Transportation Service a Good Business?
On One Hand: Aging Population The baby boomer generation will soon create the largest group of Americans over 65 in history. As this population ages, it is inevitable that a large percentage will no longer be able to drive safely. Many seniors...

109. Who owns General Motors?
After filing bankruptcy June 1, 2009, General Motors is now mainly owned by the United States government and is now called The General Motors Company. The federal government will hold nearly 61 percent of the new company, while the Canadian...

110. Where can you buy wholesale nylon drawstring bags?
Nylon drawstring bags have increased in popularity recently as replacements for the standard paper and plastic options at retail and grocery stores and as fundraising and fashion items when worn as nylon backpacks. Nylon drawstring bags are also...

111. When was the first car dealership invented?
The first independent car dealership was opened in Detroit, Michigan, in 1896 by William Metzger. The first franchise car dealership was also opened that year in Reading, Pennsylvania, by H.O. Kohller. Source: The American Car Dealership;...

112. Do you need insurance if you don't own a car?
If you don't own a car but drive regularly, you may need a named non-owner auto insurance policy, which is considered a secondary coverage that kicks in should the car you're driving not be insured enough to cover property damage liability,...

113. Where is asbestos mined?
Asbestos is found mostly in the United States, Canada, South Africa, Eastern Europe and parts of the former Soviet Union. Chrysotile is the most common form of asbestos and is mined in Greece, Cyprus, Italy, Russia, America, Quebec and British...

114. How do you make a career as a pharmacy technician ?
Although pharmacy technicians typically receive on-the-job training, an increasing number of employers favor pharmacy technician applicants who have formal education, strong customer-service skills or previous experience, according to the U.S....

115. Who owns Lexus?
The Lexus line of luxury automobiles is owned by Toyota. The first Lexus factory opened in Japan in 1989. As of 2009, there were four Lexus plants in Japan and one in Canada. Source: Lexus

116. Where are Jaguar cars made?
As of 2009, Jaguar Cars Ltd. had two manufacturing sites in England: Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, and Halewood, Liverpool. Jaguar's headquarters are at Coventry in the West Midlands. As of 1989, Jaguar Cars Ltd. became part of Ford's Premier...

117. How do I sell new inventions?
In order to sell an invention, an inventor must first get the idea for the invention properly patented. Then, ideally, a prototype of the invention can be made and some of those prototypes can be sold. Once that occurs, proof of those sales can be...

118. How much does a computer tech make a year?
In 2009, the average salary for a computer tech ranged from $26,000 to $41,000 for techs on the job less than one year. Computer techs with longer tenure commanded from 30 to 41K for one to four years, 35 to 49K for five to nine years, 38 to 55K...

119. How to sell auto insurance?
In today's competitive auto insurance market, it has become more difficult than ever for agents to sell car insurance policies. The emergence of direct auto insurance writers has made agents' jobs even tougher. Successfully selling auto insurance...

120. How Do I Get My Business to Accept Credit Cards?
It is a definite disadvantage for a business not to accept credit cards. Whether you operate a small bricks-and-mortar business, a bricks-and-clicks business or an online-only business, there are services available that will allow your customers...

121. Can I invest from Hong Kong in the Indian stock market?
Investors in Hong Kong can trade in the Indian stock market. Trade volumes are growing steadily between the two countries, with Hong Kong as the facilitator. Foreign investment policy is allowed in most sectors, except ones like defense and rail...

122. Who owns Saab?
Saab was purchased by General Motors in 1994 from Swedish car manufacturer Saab Automobile AB. However, on February 20, 2009, GM filed for bankruptcy and is currently in negotiations to sell Saab to Koenigsegg Group AB, a group of private...

123. Who owns volkswagen?
As of November 2009, the Volkswagen Group is owned by a mixture of public and private shareholders. Porsche AG owns 31 percent of the company and State of Lower Saxony owns 20.34 percent. The Group's main headquarters is in Wolfsburg, Germany....

124. Who is the ceo of safe auto?
Ari Deshe, who co-founded Safe Auto has served as the company's chairman and CEO since 1996. He was president and CEO from 1993 to 1996. Safe Auto, a property and casualty insurance company was founded in 1992 and promotes itself as a minimum...

125. How much do automobile engineers make?
A 2007 Department of Labor report says an automobile engineer can make between $45,170 and $104,900 annually. A bachelor's degree fetches a starting pay of $54,128 per year, while a master's degree will earn a starting pay of around $62,798. Ph.D....

126. How Do I Find Free Designs for Special-Effects Color Business Cards?
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