FSB Magazine: Squeezed between Moe’s Coffee Shop and the Shop N Go minimart on hardscrabble Frankford Avenue, in the heart of working-class Northeast Philadelphia,→

Mashable: Many businesses think of Facebook as the place to get new customers, and it certainly can be. But the most effective way to→

CNNMoney.com asks, short on cash? Join the new old economy and swap. There’s no recession in barter,” said Debbie Lombardi as she navigated the→

About.com: Scientists claim ants can carry more than 50 times their body weight. Milton Levine knows ants can carry far more than that –→

Being noticed in a large market is not easy. Many good products are ignored in favor of those that managed to find the right→

If you’re one of the surprisingly large number of Americans who follow the Tour de France every summer, you may have noticed massive, gorgeous→

When Terri Urbash left her job as a court reporter to start a family, she never expected to become a full-time entrepreneur. However, that→

The New York Daily News asks, what’s in a name? Maybe more than you thought. A British translation firm will vet expectant couples’ off-the-wall→

Chicago-based Life Tokens, lets consumers express their emotions via coded tokens that are sent anonymously through the mail, and that link to personal online→

This looks interesting: StartupToDo.com is a productivity application for startup founders, developers who want to fire their managers and microISVs who want to build→

As the recession continues to make it difficult for some people to find new jobs others are taking to the street. This summer if→

SnowMagic is a company that makes snow… in any season, even in the dog days of summer. They use a patented system called Infinite→

Neatorama: Since the dawn of time, people have found nifty ways to clean up after the bathroom act. The most common solution was simply→

There are many reasons why a loved one may not be nearby to read a bedtime story to a child, but one company is→

I originally posted this in 2006 when I was only working from home for twenty to thirty hours per week. I now work at→

Nasopure sells a bottle of saline water that you squirt up your nose to wash away mucus. How do you sell an outrageous product→

Fast Company: “This is a $2.4 trillion industry run on handwritten notes,” says 33-year-old Dr. Jay Parkinson. “We’re using 3,000-year-old tools to deliver health→

This sounds like an interesting business idea. It’s from the UK, but could be successful here, too: What is a gnat? Basically it an→

If you are an expert in something, you can offer your advice online — and turn that expertise into dollars. Mashable reports that small→