Mail Online: Scientists still say they are desperate to learn the secret of ‘Starlite’ – and the inventor’s family may have it. The material→

WSJ: Dingy teeth were once relatively common. But after a 1989 scientific article touted the use of low levels of hydrogen peroxide, pressed against→

The Huffington Post: During World War II, wives of American military officers who lived at the Eagle Pass. Texas. base would often venture over→

If you’re a Barefoot Contessa fan like me, you know that she used to a work for the Gerald Ford White House. Ever wondered→

Fast Company: As Memorial Day, the unofficial beginning of the summer grill season, looms, the industry remains red hot. Here’s a tasting platter of→

MidlandsConnect.com: “Some people ask, well where do you work? I say I work at Just Cakes by Renee, they say oh where’s that? Oh→

For small brewers around the world, bottling a beer is something that must typically be done manually on a very small scale or—with commercial→

Central Valley Business Times: …Even though Americans are concerned about obesity, the stand-alone marketing of a “healthy benefit” to mainstream consumers isn’t enough to→

In the book Appetite for America: How Visionary Businessman Fred Harvey Built a Railroad Hospitality Empire That Civilized the Wild West we learn that→

What scent strips are for fine fragrances, Peel ‘n Taste flavor strips are for flavored products; a way to market the most important sensory→

A kati roll is an indian street-food. The Kati Roll Company first opened in a small store located in NYC’s eclectic Greenwich Village. With→

Inc: When Philip Maung began a sushi-making company on his dining room table 14 years ago, a 46,000-square-foot headquarters with ping-pong tables, spontaneous karaoke→

On this day in 1935, Ron Popeil was born. Popeil is an American inventor and marketing personality, best known for his direct response marketing→

WSJ: A small but growing number of chains—such as Cousins Submarines Inc., Tasti D-Lite LLC and Toppers Pizza Inc.—are following in the tire tracks→

Japan Trends: Green Dog is a center for holistic life, situated in the upscale Tokyo Mid Town district, among high class restaurants, designer shops→

What would you do to promote your business? Would you eat your product? Hanna Mandelbaum and Alison Wiener are the co-founders of Evermore Pet→

Entrepreneur.com: To try to wow consumers, some entrepreneurs are giving their food products an ethnic twist by sprinkling in ancient spices. They’re adding everything→

Business Week: Dean Sparks is a 49-year-old farmer near Binghamton, N.Y., who for decades has relied on wholesale distributors to buy his organic eggs,→

NPR: Zach Houston runs his Poem Store (on any given sidewalk) with these items: a manual typewriter, a wooden folding chair, scraps of paper,→

Food trucks are hitting the streets from Miami to Maui but greasy reheated tacos and soggy burgers are a thing of the past. Today’s→