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

Detroit Free Press: Michael Williams visited the old Mumford High building on Detroit’s northwest side several times this summer to watch demolition crews slowly→

An inventor has recently found a way to make a vintage toy new again. Using a 3D printer and his software, you can print→

Austin American-Statesman: Two Austin dog lovers with entrepreneurial skills have put businesses on wheels this year to get closer to pets and the people→

Gizmag.com: As any sleep-deprived parent will tell you, there’s nothing quite like the joy of seeing your precious newborn drift off to sleep in→

Coolmaterial.com: Guitars are inherently cool. You can take the cool up a notch or two by getting a limited or special edition from one→

Like crocodiles? Then you’ll love Crocosaurus Cove park in Darwin, Australia where tourists to this unusual theme park can get up close and personal→

A wise person once said “Duct tape is like the force. It has a light side, a dark side, and it holds the universe→

Even though divorce rates have been dropping, we still have divorce ceremonies and other ridiculous ways to spend money to celebrate something that shouldn’t→

Popular Science: A Florida funeral home has debuted a new alternative to cremation, known as the Resomator, that uses heated alkaline water to dissolve→

Examiner: With many soldiers leaving service with technical and computer skills, New York-based Incline is offering training in order to help them adapt that→

Agri-View: After the county fair, many 4-Her’s part ways with their project pigs until the following spring. But for 9-year-old Blake Vandehei, raising pigs→

On a recent Tuesday morning, Lev Ekster paced around his future storefront in Manhattan’s newly opened Limelight Marketplace. He adjusted the 1960s kitchen-kitsch inspired→

OK, this is the weirdest business I’ve seen all day. 2theloo (to the loo) is a chain of Dutch restrooms. Each visit to the→

Do you need cheap office space? Does your business not really need a main-street storefront? In this inspiring article in Honolulu Magazine, you’ll read→

Wired: It started with a bleary-eyed Google search: “Sell breast milk.” Desiree Espinoza had a 2-month-old baby girl but was pumping out enough milk→

Maximum PC: With football season still a couple of weeks out, the NBA mired in a lockout situation, and TV viewers ignoring any baseball→

Los Angeles Times: The first note of Ray Foulkes’ weekly piano lesson is the staccato double ring of his telephone. Every Monday at 8→

Crain’s Chicago Business: Her three-year-old company, The Scrumptious Pantry, has seen sales increase fourfold in 2011. She won’t disclose dollar amounts, but she says→

WSJ: When James Loden, an ophthalmologist, recently peered into a patient’s eyes, he was evaluating her for laser surgery to correct her vision. But→