There are many sites to buy and sell existing websites online. My current favorite is Flippa.com. Flippa is an online auction house (like eBay)→

The New York Times: You’ve heard of high-tech start-ups being in “stealth mode,” meaning they’re not telling anyone what they’re up to yet. It→

Democrat and Chronicle: When Zachary Romano graduated from the College at Brockport two years ago he was looking for something he could really enjoy.→

Kitsy Lane is the first and only social commerce platform that enables anyone to open their own fashion boutique—from college students and stay-at-home moms,→

Free Legal Forms on Laws.com is aimed at providing thousands of free legal forms as well as instructional videos and articles that can be→

Entrepreneur.com: While few homeowners would object to lower utility bills, many have eschewed residential solar power systems because of the upfront costs–which can be→

Ventures Africa: Every entrepreneur’s biggest headache is seed capital with thousands of businesses in Africa still stuck at the idea stage and for the→

Fox News: It sounds too good to be true, but Madnick may have grown a better lawn. After more than ten years of experimenting→

Mom and dad may want to go out for a little adult conversation and coffee, but that does not mean the kids will behave.→

According to the National Watermelon Promotion Board, as of 2010, only sixteen percent of grocery stores still sell watermelons with seeds. That’s a forty-two→

Motoramic: If you want to buy a new car or truck in the United States, you have the choice of going to a dealership→

WSJ: The fast-moving Internet pricing games used by airlines and hotels are now moving deeper into the most mundane nooks of the consumer economy.→

Gizmag.com: … The Alpine Hammock is a lightweight sleeping shelter that works as both a camping hammock and bivy sack. It includes zippered no-see-um→

HuffingtonPost.com: Do you want your travel experience to go a bit more smoothly? That’s an easy question, of course you do. One way to→

CassandraDaily.com: Designer Matteo Cibic, after noticing a disharmony in Milan’s lack of tree-shaded areas and its abundant traffic, asked himself, “If you can pay→

DigInfo: This cooking simulator, being developed by a research group at the Tokyo Institute of Technology, features a force feedback fry pan and spatula→

Editor & Publisher: Many people still prefer print to the online reading experience, especially when it comes to newspapers. Europeans, in particular, seem to→

Metrowestdailynews.com: Jason Shuman was sitting in a chapter meeting of Sigma Phi Epsilon at the University of Miami when he had an epiphany, a→

Northwest Cable News: While most business owners who make deliveries fear rising gas prices, Hoyle Hodges thinks it could help his business. “This is→

Malaya: There’s off the rack, made to order , couture in clothes. An enterprising young woman found her niche in couture ice cream business.→