Here are a few links that didn’t warrant their own posts, but I wanted to share with you today: Five Lessons Your Kids Will→

Google sells a lot of advertisements on their site YouTube. Many businesses use the site to promote their products and services. Sometimes, though, the→

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Square is a new start-up that was co-founded by Jack Dorsey (the guy who created Twitter and was their original CEO). According to Fast→

Nicholas Boothman talks to Maggie Rodriquez on the Early Show on CBS about his latest book “Convince Them in 90 Seconds.”

Inventors Digest is reporting that at the Association of University Technology Managers annual meeting, two medical innovators unveiled a draft of the “Academic Inventors’→

In New York, the most glaring signs of the Great Recession are the stalled construction sites littering the city–boarded up, dusty, and desolate eyesores.→

Annie Hilliard didn’t leave her dream for a business on the backburner but the name she gave it was placed there. Three months ago→

Until last year, NAP, Inc.’s best known product line was its Sleepy Wrap baby carrier. But when the company launched the Boba Baby Carrier→

Missoulian: Home is where Nici Holt Cline nourishes her heart and her business, both of which seamlessly commingle in her busy life as a→

BetaNews reports that Google Voice, the popular and often controversial VoIP, voicemail, and messaging service from Mountain View search giant Google is now open→

As one of the co-founders for Paypal and the mind that helped create the Tesla, no one really expected to hear that Elon Musk→

The FBI is warning consumers to be on the alert for scammers who tie up their phone lines while emptying their bank accounts, WalletPop→