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38-year-olds launched a T-shirt side hustle that got endorsed by Oprah—their business could bring in $300,000 this year - MSN
38-year-olds launched a T-shirt side hustle that got endorsed by Oprah—their business could bring in $300,000 this year. Story by Natalie Wu • 12h. P hotos are important.
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38-year-olds launched a T-shirt side hustle that got endorsed by Oprah—their business could bring in $300,000 this year - NBC Chicago
Ashley and Kenny Green started apparel company Kaans Designs while Ashley was on maternity leave. Now it’s a profitable business with a rare “Shark Tank” loan deal.
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38-year-olds launched a T-shirt side hustle that got endorsed by Oprah—their business could bring in $300,000 this year - NBC10 Philadelphia
Ashley and Kenny Green started apparel company Kaans Designs while Ashley was on maternity leave. Now it’s a profitable business with a rare “Shark Tank” loan deal.
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38-year-olds launched a T-shirt side hustle that got endorsed by Oprah—their business could bring in $300,000 this year - NBC New York
Ashley and Kenny Green started apparel company Kaans Designs while Ashley was on maternity leave. Now it’s a profitable business with a rare “Shark Tank” loan deal.
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38-year-olds launched a T-shirt side hustle that got endorsed by Oprah—their business could bring in $300,000 this year - NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
Ashley and Kenny Green started apparel company Kaans Designs while Ashley was on maternity leave. Now it’s a profitable business with a rare “Shark Tank” loan deal.
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38-year-olds launched a T-shirt side hustle that got endorsed by Oprah—their business could bring in $300,000 this year - NBC4 Washington
Ashley and Kenny Green started apparel company Kaans Designs while Ashley was on maternity leave. Now it’s a profitable business with a rare “Shark Tank” loan deal.
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38-year-olds launched a T-shirt side hustle that got endorsed by Oprah—their business could bring in $300,000 this year - NBC 6 South Florida
Ashley and Kenny Green started apparel company Kaans Designs while Ashley was on maternity leave. Now it’s a profitable business with a rare “Shark Tank” loan deal.