MarketWatch: Madison Ave. Media, Inc. today initiated a pre-launch of their direct sales component, WiCoup. In the first few days, this dynamic new subsidiary→

Part 2 of this post is now online: Why Would Someone Write A Book That Gives Away Their Secrets? (Used Books: Big Profits Part→

In a statement today, Amazon said that, “over the past three months, for every 100 hardcover books Amazon.com has sold, it has sold 143→

When exploring new business ideas, people often assume that just because something doesn’t exist that there’s no market. An often heard expression of this→

The Schumacher Institute offers this case study of a local business person expanding his business without means of bank financing… I just ate today→

GroovyBalls is a new toy made from 216 rare-earth magnetic balls formed into a cube shape, which can be used to make millions of→

A reader wrote: I just received an invitation to a Man Cave MEATing. What is it? Glad you asked. Man Cave is a sales→

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According to Women Entrepreneur, Julie Hall knew her entrepreneurial time had come. Here’s how she did it. Through my passion for buying and selling→

ArgusLeader.com: Bouncing cartoon-fat arctic tires across a clover-covered grass runway near Brandon, pilot Wes Hebert gunned the Piper Super Cub 18′s 160-horsepower engine, pulled→

A New York baker wants to change the images of cupcakes. Traditionally, most cupcake bakeries have been targeted at women. The Butch Bakery targets→

CNNMoney reports Inland Surfer founder Jeff Page started his business 10 years ago after friends introduced him to lake surfing behind boats. Photo by→

The Mercury News recently interviewed Gina Bianchini, founder and ex-CEO of Ning, about her time with the company, her parting and what might happen→

The invention and application of the digital players marks that mankind has entered the Digital Age, during which period people seldom use vinyl records→

They have become a filter for our world. Through them we can access information, games, entire virtual worlds. Not the internet, nor our computers,→

Colorado’s Secretary of State and other officials are warning the state’s 800,000 or so registered businesses to watch out for scammers who have been→