A reader asked: I’m a professional blogger, like you. How do describe what you do? I hate this question. Not your question, mind you,→

I live in the middle of nowhere and take my backyard for granted. New Yorkers, though, live in apartments and private, open, green space→

All too often entrepreneurs and small business owners are so caught up with developing a brand, recruiting employees and creating a solid marketing plan→

By Gordon is a product development company that specializes in high quality, custom-crafted items for the home. I recently had a chance to speak→

Decades of outsourcing manufacturing have left US industry without the means to invent the next generation of high-tech products. How did it get this→

The Wall Street Journal has up an interesting article and graphic about these hub cities that are flourishing on specific industries. It’s a lesson→

PR Newswire: USANA Health Sciences, Inc., a global nutritional supplement company, today announced that it has filed two new U.S. patents on its popular→

I had no idea there were so many variations of the hot dog. If you’re starting a hot dog business, you don’t have to→

NY Times: In low-slung suburban strip malls, nestled among fast-food restaurants and auto supply stores, hair salons are sprouting like mushrooms. The Census Bureau→

Fast Company: Like so much online content, love don’t cost a thing. But it can earn the right startup a bundle. Online dating is→

LubockOnline: Krystal O’Mara can see the art and the utilitarian in the wheel of a bicycle. Her new business, called ReMain EcoDesign, was featured→

The following is a guest post by Cristian Dorobantescu of the Small Business Entrepreneur Blog from Romania. Every couple of weeks I see lists→