CoolBusinessIdeas Expands Distribution and Builds Weblog

CoolBusinessIdeas, a Singapore-based business intelligence company which publishes a free, monthly e-newsletter that collects new business ideas and innovations globally, has expanded its reach to cater to an international audience.

CoolBusinessIdeas has also built its new website around an open blog.

The blog and newsletter tracks emerging business innovations in overseas markets which businesses around the world can emulate. Written in a concise yet informal manner, the articles in the newsletter touch on business ideas such as “Micro-Purchasing”, “Supermarkets of the Future”, and “Innovation + Style = Lots of Customers”. The idea are intended to serve as inspiration for business professionals and entrepreneurs to think of how they can use these new concepts in their companies.

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