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The problem with canes is that people who need them typically can’t bend down to the floor to pick them up when they drop→
There will always be clothing with the tag, “dry clean only.” One entrepreneur has create a dry cleaning shop that meets that need in→
Yorktown Patch: Chemotherapy, radiation and cancer medications save peoples’ lives, but take a toll on their bodies. Today, Kerry Kourie, who lives in Garrison,→
It’s not Fiverr, but there’s a Indiana doctor who still charges $5 per visit. Stepping into the office of Dr. Russell Dohner feels like→
This sounds easy. I created an account on Createspace.com. They are owned by Amazon. Great customer service. You have any question at all you→
After many years of trying to make potato chips taste like jalapenos, the creators of Deano’s Jalapenos decided to ditch the potato all together.→
Co.Exsist: When it comes to those last globs of ketchup inevitably stuck to every bottle of Heinz, most people either violently shake the container→
US News: Have you ever tried to sell something on Craigslist but didn’t really have an idea on how much to ask for it?→
Mass High Tech Business News: Bob Caspe knows a thing or two about startup businesses. Caspe, a serial entrepreneur and professor of entrepreneurship at→
BusinessWeek: Weather Underground, a site that compiles local data collected by 24,000 weather geeks with sensors on their roofs, this week released a free→
Brad Templeton: There’s a lot of excitement about the potential of autonomous drones, be they nimble quadcopters or longer-range fixed wing or hybrid aircraft.→
This is the most niche cleaning business I’ve seen all week! Melone had a brainstorm. “I used to clean houses while I was in→
Cassandra Daily: The hottest act at last month’s Coachella wasn’t one of the young artists who found neon-painted festival fame through the blogosphere, but→
Think of Lydon Baty as the modern version of the bubble boy. Although his body is usually safely at home, to guard against germs→