WSJ: Small-business owners who concluded a few years ago they couldn’t afford health insurance for their workers may want to take another look. Insurers→

According to the Wall Street Journal, the US government is going to begin offering army recruits startup cash: The Army has been enlisting youths→

NY Times: There is a rising reaction against management theory, according to The Economist. A new book by the management expert Gary Hamel, “The→

ABC7 Chicago: Jackie Simoni: Puplight PupLight, is an LED flashlight worn on a dog’s collar. Endorsed by the American Canine Association, American Kennel Club→

Kansas.com: Changing careers wasn’t easy, but Susan Hund-Milne said it was the right thing for her to do. For 13 years, Hund-Milne co-owned Advanced→

One of my favorite business book of 2007 was McIlHenny’s Gold: How a Louisiana Family Built the Tabasco Empire. Few products are as immediately→

Scott Adams, the author of the comic Dilbert is going to start blogging less because of the negative impact his blog has had on→

Yesterday, PFBlog explained a nifty trick for making a risk-free investment with the US government and receiving a return of 8% from the Internal→

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Although young drivers represent only 6.6% of the nation’s licensed drivers, they are involved in 14.8% of fatal crashes. The Rookie Driver Car Magnet,→

Six years ago this month, this website was born. Today, it’s the number one business blog in the world. Thank you for all for→

24-7 Press Release: In the day of the Boomer, women worked and dropped their kids off at the sitters. Today more women are choosing→

EMediaWire: Saige Nicoles on-line boutique at www.saigenicoles.com, caters to today’s modern moms and their children and is listed as a “hot spot” to shop→

DurhamRegion.com: Susanne Watson-Bongard offers art and wellness programs for all ages with her company, Art and Soul Express. The studio is home-based with a→

This week’s Carnival of the Capitalists is up at SEO ROI.

Yahoo News: All Linda Katz had to do was step outside of her house to make thousands on the Internet. Now the Midwestern entrepreneur→

Wall Street Journal: By far, the most common element among successful videos is comedy. Rather than offering airless advertisements or canned commercial messages, these→

A Business Opportunities Weblog reader has $1,000 to invest, and wants to invest in another reader’s holiday business: I would like to partner with→

A reader named Mark wrote: I don’t know how “green” minded you are, but every time I see the incandescent bulb used in a→

Morning Sentinel: Chester Greenwood Day, Farmington Maine’s distinctive claim to fame, is not just for local earmuff aficionados. The local display of ear coverings→