Before it was cool to be green, there was Twisted Limb Paperworks. Since 1998, Sheryl Woodhouse-Keese has been crafting and selling 100% recycled, eco-friendly→

dBusinessNews: East West Essentials, a leader in optimal fertility supplements and health nutrition, is delivering results to their fertility patients with their expertise and→

BradentonHerald: Cosmetic companies are finding that women not only want to make themselves feel better in this recession with a dab of power and→

The Economic Times: Direct selling fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) company Amway India has scaled down its business growth projections 25 per cent in→

Larry writes: “What things should I be considering before going ahead with a towing service?” Before you open a towing business in your town,→

The following guest post is by Scott Quitter of A Couple of Quitters. Do you set goals or at least a resolution every year,→

The following is a guest post from the guys at Logo Inn. At the end, I’m going to announce how one lucky reader can→

Here’s an interesting new opportunity from a new advertiser: Do you know anything about the building trades? Do you enjoy the internet? If so,→

Etsy is an online marketplace for buying and selling handmade things. As such, it’s the perfect place for crafty entrepreneurs to start their own→

Inc.: Caroline Rooney produced her first T-shirt design, with a “Peace and Love” theme, in her high school textile class. She wore the shirt→

photo credit: Vlad the Impala Do you ever find yourself humming an old advertising jingle you remember from childhood? It’s a common occurrence for→

KARE11.com: At a hospital maternity unit all the babying goes to the babies. Rachel Swardson-Wenham thinks it’s time to start mothering the mothers. “It→

Inc.: Zac Workman became a connoisseur of energy drinks at an early age. At the end of each day, after five hours’ practice for→

The New York Times: The $787 billion recovery package that President Obama signed into law on has a little something for most small-business owners,→

Mashable: More than 82 million people in the US created content online during 2008, a number expected to grow to nearly 115 million by→