Nanaimo Daily News: A Nanaimo mom is behind what could be the answer to a problem that plagues many heavy-chested women: The breast bounce.→

Business Edge News Magazine: Jody Steinhauer’s small business has come a long way since she started it from her apartment with $1,000 two decades→

Although they had been in pre-launch for some time, LifeMax has officially launched their product and business has begun for their distributors. With the→

Manila Standard Today: After 10 years in the Philippines, global beauty and wellness direct-selling company Nu Skin has 7,000 active distributors in its sales→

The Cumberland News: A lucky Cockermouth couple have seen business success rewarded with a trip to Vienna. Dominic and Melanie Constable work as distributors→

The Japan Times: Seiko Noda, the state minister in charge of consumer affairs, said Friday that networking marketer Amway Japan Ltd. bought eight tickets→

Dan from Bellaire, Ohio writes: I run a cool and very unique business, the ONLY LEGO based museum in the world. But I have→

Edison Nation (www.EdisonNation.com) is looking to discover the best infomercial, or “As Seen On TV” product idea for 2009. Edison Nation is partnering with→

The New York Times: Henk van Ess, a Dutch consultant and speaker who trains media professionals in the use of technology, says he wasn’t→

Herald Sun: Two companies were honoured for their savvy and unique approach to business at the Telstra Business Awards in Sydney. Find A Babysitter,→

Evening Gazette: A Saltburn inventor will be pitching his unique beermats to industry heavyweights in London next week. Simon Hartley, 38, invented the Drink→

Rhonda Abrams: When someone asks me what I do for a living, as an entrepreneur, I should respond, “I’m a juggler.” Like all small-business→

Post-Crescent: In a time when more corporations are searching for ways to automate customer service, entrepreneurs who cater to people constantly on the go→