VHS tapes and walkmans may have been firmly cast into oblivion but another 1980s invention, the Post-it Note, is marking its 30th anniversary this→
One of the often overlooked sections of this website is our directory. Over 2300 different bizops, franchises, dealerships and online opportunities are listed there.→
Reader’s Digest reports the forecast from Dan Sturges, chairman of IntraGo, a transportation-solutions company in Boulder, Colorado: “Fifty percent of Americans can’t access public→
Doc Holloway is hoping that his latest invention will turn him into a “Brazillionaire”, reports BCLocalNews.com. “Go lie on a beach in Rio and→
TechNewsDaily reports that Disneyland collects about 300 cell phones a week, along with various personal digital assistants and iPods, and cab drivers collected more→
At a time when more people are making the switch to a healthy living style, more businesses are sprouting up to accommodate them. One→
Have you ever added a pack of gum to your cart while waiting to check out at the grocery store? lf so, you’ve been→
Sir Christopher Cockerell, the man who invented the hovercraft, will be honored in the Somerleyton village where it was created reports AllVoices. The column→
Why the retailing giant brought in over 400 billion dollars in revenue for 2009. Stephen Wilkes – Time-Lapse: A Day at A Walmart Store→
photo credit: Mitra Mirshahidi- When dealing with PR issues there are so many things that most of us business owners wonder about and may→
MarketWatch: Artfest International, Inc. is pleased to present the First Art Reality Show “Brave Art” to be distributed through Time Warner Cable. The Program→
A fifteen acre dinosaur theme park in Irish Hills, Michigan is for sale. Formerly known as Prehistoric Forest, the park originally opened in 1963.→
With the rapid development of media and promotion, advertising is almost impossible to avoid. Simply put, advertising is everywhere. The Graphic Design blog showcases→
Susan Gunelius at Entrepreneur has five tips that anyone can apply to their social media marketing efforts today and start seeing positive results almost→
According to NPR, Steve Kitchin, who was in his 30s at the time, became a quadriplegic. His legs were paralyzed, but he still has→
We know that quitting smoking is tough. Even tougher: quitting for good. Readers Digest reports a new vaccine holds promise for the 90 percent→
Back in 1941 in his home city of Detroit, Bill Phillips was in 3rd grade. At that time they gave children milk in bottles→
Remember what it was like to navigate an MP3 player for the very first time? Now imagine that challenge multiplied by the hurdles of→
The smell of wheeled garbage bins was bothering Daniel Woolman so he decided to do something about it reports the Telegraph. Woolman, 27, invented→
Entrepreneurs who want to put principles before profits—even after their companies go public—may soon have the legal cover to do just that, reports BusinessWeek.→