In 1926, Thomas Edison sent a brief letter to one of his employees congratulating him on his ideas but warning him about the road→

Telegraph: Courbefy, in the Limousin region, comes complete with 19 buildings and a swimming pool and at one time had a population of around→

More here. I know that the stores get reimbursed and all, but is this ethical?

It started as a joke when Jennifer Murtoff of Oak Park, Ill. printed up 150 business cards that identified her as an Urban Chicken→

CarTagz: Cartagz is licensed and bonded with the California Department of Motor Vehicle. We are officially authorized to perform a variety of DMV related→

Sydney Morning Herald: Some people hate banks, some hate their telcos and others have it in for insurance companies. Daniel Battaglia’s pet hates are→

CNN: Ernest Ebio and his wife, both fitness enthusiasts who love to hike and lift weights, didn’t like leaving their 11-month-old daughter behind during→

Korean retailer Emart had a problem: their sales declined during the lunch hour. To counter this, they developed a time sensitive QR code that→

With the start of camping season upon us, I’m reminded of this business idea that Loyd from Yosemite Blog sent to me a few→

According to Bloomburg-Businessweek, a pair of entrepreneurs hope to relaunch a classic. Their goal is to draw in the baby boomer crowd with nostalgia,→

Lily McCauley could never find the remote in her home. Sick of looking, she created a way to track it and entered it into→

If you suffer from food allergies, dining out can be a challenge. A new webite called AllerDine hopes to make the process a little→

Computer engineers and computer scientists have been one of the hardest hit professions in this economic slump. For all their technical prowess, their jobless→

Popular Science: On the frozen edge of the Kolyma River in northeastern Siberia, in an ancient pantry harboring seeds and other stores, an Arctic→

NewScientist: Fed up with dull names for exoplanets, Alan Stern and his company Uwingu have asked the public for help. Will it be so→

Cassandra Daily: Habit, an immersive production self-described as “The Real World meets No Exit,” opens this fall not at a theatre but at Manhattan’s→

If you thought a normal Rubik cube was hard, Oskar van Deventer has created one so big that even he cannot solve it. Metro.co.uk→

For people who want to offer their children a better selection of food at school, there is the traditional lunch box. Although it helps→

Do you have trouble getting out of bed in the morning? What if you had to chase your alarm clock around the room? Would→

Reporter-News: On a warm Wednesday morning, David Dantzler pulls out a couple of pages of meticulously written charts that detail just how many eggs→