Cleveland.com: An Australian billionaire said Monday he’ll build a high-tech replica of the Titanic at a Chinese shipyard and its maiden voyage in late→

Do your children embarrass you when you take them out to a fancy dinner? The Kensington Hotel in London is now offering etiquette classes→

1803 – Louisiana Purchase: The United States purchases the Louisiana Territory from France for $15 million, more than doubling the size of the young nation.→

Not sure if your website is complete? Here are some features you may want to add: Put your location, phone number and hours near→

Dynamic Business: The passion for making quality gelato has been ingrained in the guys since they worked for their father’s gelato bar in Crows→

According to IBISWorld, record stores, textile mills, DVD and game rental and the photofinishing industries are in decline. Unfortunately, you can’t continue doing what→

Colorado State University: Colorado State University apparel design and production researchers and students are working to develop natural-fiber outdoor clothing that can charge MP3→

Jim Krukal: Randy Cassingham is one of the first online publishers: his This is True column went online in 1994. It’s his full-time gig:→

NY Times: Plenty of things will grab a dog’s attention: squirrels, tennis balls, funny smells, other dogs. But a TV channel? Absolutely, say the→

It all started with a mom and her son. A fear of the dark and of nightmares had left Debbie Glickman’s son a little→

On this day in 1791, Samuel Morse, the American inventor and painter, and co-inventor of the Morse code was born. Morse code is a→

The Globe and Mail: Dan Blake, the co-founder and chief executive officer of EcoScraps is turning food waste into a profitable compost business. Mr.→

Business Insider: For $20 a month, subscribers receive a box of snack foods that are branded by NatureBox. The company works directly with farms→

The Huffington Post: Molly told her husband about her idea for safe, durable and stylish sunglasses and he came up with the brand name→

You no longer need scoops to enjoy ice cream. An ice cream bar in LA features paper thin shaved ice cream. SNOBAR™ is the→

The next time a soldier is injured, his or her uniform may be able to tell you just what kind of wound it is→

What is the last route you took when hiring employees? Maybe you should take some advice from the Facebook hiring rumor. When Facebook was→

WorldCrunch: The meal is good. It’s Korean, nine courses (various mushroom dishes, black chicken soup, traditional barbecue, rice balls for dessert) and nicely presented→

Dance Heads is a video entertainment vending machine business in a box. It caters to the same crowd as karaoke, but it’s not just→

Inc.: Want to start a company… but you’re short on ideas? There’s an incubator for that. Well, actually, it’s called a “foundry.” What is→