Robots can already mow our lawns, wash our hair and vacuum our floors, will they soon take care of our elderly? The Daily has→

AOL Real Estate: Scott Hostetler didn’t bother to tell his family that he’d applied online to have their house in Buena Park, Calif., turned→

Israel 21: An Israeli technology is finding a way to produce clean paper products from every flush of the toilet. It will probably take→

This story came out of the University of Maine: Golfers on the high seas can breathe a little easier — and so can the→

At first, the Freestyle seems like a futuristic novelty: The touchscreen fountain allows you to pick from dozens of Coke products–far more than you→

With malls and shopping centers staring at record vacancies, The Star Tribune reports the lowly pop-up store is making a comeback. And it’s no→

A Baltimore furniture store has succeeded in making people think about buying furniture on a weekend when people normally are not. Gardiners Furniture made→

On a European vacation inspiration struck Scott Nelowet: “In Amsterdam, I saw these places selling gourmet fries,” he said. “In America, french fries are→

Shoe String: Will Davies cofounder of Car Next Door has been a long time advocate and user of Car Sharing, his only issue was→

Dina Amico-Kriescher understands that it is difficult to manage a career while raising a family. It was that understanding that lead her to launch→

If your storefront looked like this, how would you make it stand out from every other locksmith in the neighborhood? If you were this→

Small business owners have a lot of worries when it comes to using social media for their business, and rightfully so. Many entrepreneurs wonder→

Innovative people don’t sit around waiting for solutions to come to them, they create their own. That is what Sherryl Mascarinas did when she→

The AnaJet SPRINT is a Digital Garment Printer, aka T-shirt printer, suitable for printing on all types of garments, textile materials and decorative items.→

Do you like to watch old commercials? AdViews is a digital archive of thousands of vintage television commercials dating from the 1950s to the→

Australian ChildsPlay Marketing aims to help business owners create their own marketing campaigns without spending an arm and a leg hiring experts, reports trendspotter→

Duke University: Duke sophomore Bryan Silverman, a finalist to become Entrepreneur Magazine’s “College Entrepreneur of 2012,” can tell you the many jokes he’s heard→

Courier-Life: Holmen businessman Mike Niles calls his new business venture Computer Plastics Recycled, or CPR, a name that fittingly describes what Niles is doing→

Political Calculations: We have a crazy idea. You know how some people make their own candles at home? What if we put together some→