Ottawa Citizen: Cheryl Bush isn’t afraid to admit that tools excite her. And she isn’t afraid to tell other women why. A Marine Systems→

CNN Money: Want to find America’s most successful entrepreneurs? Skip Silicon Valley and Manhattan; head to the rural Amish enclaves. Amish businesses have an→

OPEN Forum: Every day people pass this individual on their way to work, seeing them as nothing more than a poor and desperate punter.→

According to a story in BusinessWeek, Andre Woolery had already done a lot—starting an IT company, opening a Caribbean restaurant, and enrolling at Stanford→

Inventor’s Digest has posted a step by step guide for getting your product onto The Oprah Show. The bad news: Ninety-five percent of Oprah’s→

AFP: There’s no mistaking what’s in this vending machine. The well-heeled in the Gulf can now grab “gold to go” from a hotel lobby→

Renee Wood says she’s used to weeping at work. She runs an online bereavement-gift outfit, Comfort Co., from suburban Geneva and gets calls all→

The Wall Street Journal: The phenomenal growth of women-owned businesses has made headlines for three decades—women consistently have been launching new enterprises at twice→

Her father, renowned linguist Dr. Paul Pimsleur, was the brains behind a language learning system that bears his last name. So when Julia Pimsleur→

KCCI Des Moines: Lana Lewis and her son Dereck started Tank Goodness and promise they can get cookies from their oven to their customers’→

The harmonica may seem as American as the blues. But for years, virtually every harmonica in the U.S. was made somewhere else, with Germany’s→

Chicago Tribune: In order to manage her business and family, Cristen Dokic has structured her work schedule to free up blocks of time for→

BusinessWeek reports that Angie Onassis Parlionas admits she was “obsessed with lip gloss as a kid.” But between softball games and wrestling matches, she→

When Brett Stern sees a problem, he fixes it. A lifelong tinkerer, the 50-year-old inventor used his expertise in industrial design to market snack→