Smh.com.au: You’re already on MySpace, Facebook, YouTube, Flickr and Twitter but a Perth entrepreneur hopes Australians have time for just one more web tool.→

Warrmbool.com: WHILE trying to teach her young children good habits, one former Hawkesdale woman has found a niche market that could bring her international→

If you don’t enjoy the product, how well do you think you’ll do when you try to sell it? When you’re not sure about→

If you don’t enjoy the product, how well do you think you’ll do when you try to sell it? When you’re not sure about→

If you don’t enjoy the product, how well do you think you’ll do when you try to sell it? When you’re not sure about→

The Earth Times: A pilot program to provide financial and technical assistance to minority- and women-owned small businesses is being expanded to 15 counties→

STNG: Shopping with a purpose is the theme behind the second annual Vendor Show organized by the MOMS Club Grayslake – South. The event→

PR Web: According to the Home Business Experts at Cutting Edge Media, there’s a secret that most direct sellers don’t know: November and December→

Fresh Plaza: Mannatech, Incorporated , a leading developer and provider of dietary supplements and skin care solutions, provided a mass donation to benefit Houston→

The Art of Money Getting or, Golden Rules for Making Money was originally published in 1880 by P. T. Barnum. Part 2 Don’t Mistake→

Inc.: This is from best-selling E-Myth author Michael Gerber’s Dreaming Room workshop at the Inc. 5000 conference. Here’s what’s stupid, Gerber says. “You say→

Entrepreneur.com: Products may come and go, but company names can last forever. When starting a new company, take the time to choose a name→

On September 15th we interviewed Michelle Warford, the founder of UBrand and she is currently offering 5 of our readers a chance to win→

KATU.com: A new invention could revolutionize solar energy – and it was made by a 12-year-old in Beaverton. Despite his age, William Yuan has→

NFIB: Some fringe benefits–such as paid parking, retirement accounts or paid vacation–are considered standard in today’s work environment. And there are others, like the→

Associated Press: Arnisha Keyes admits she’s no Rachael Ray. Until recently, she spent $30 a day to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner at restaurants.→