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The Globe and Mail: It sounds like the setup to a bad joke: Two men drive a truck crammed full of skivvies across the→

NewsMax: Lammoglia’s AIRE mask, which harnesses the wind power from breathing, “contains tiny wind turbines and the energy created is transferred through a cable→

Bloomberg is reporting today that English butlers are in high demand in China. The Guild of Professional English Butlers has trained 20 percent more→

Bradford Telegraph and Argus: Bradford engineer Andrew Nichols is on his way to Parliament with a novel idea on how to stop sewers causing→

Did you know that if you live in the United States nearly every paperclip you’ve ever used has been manufactured domestically? Why? Do we→

ProPublica: Joseph Caramadre has spent a lifetime scouring the fine print. He’s hardwired to seek the angle, an overlooked clause in a contract that→

Whether it is a business meeting, workshop, or a small event, people need a space they can use. @ The Space gives them the→

She wasn’t robbing the place, just doing some unorthodox marketing: Westlake police now have a woman in custody they said is the “cleaning fairy”→

The latest trend has people getting out of their seat and standing. That trend is the standing desk, of course. Here are some desks,→

Canalys: A small number of developers, almost entirely game companies, continue to generate the majority of revenue at the leading app stores – Apple’s→

EurWeb: Eight-year-old Harli Jordean, who has been obsessed with marbles since he was six, turned his love for the shiny orbs into a bonafied→

Ever wish you had some way to hold your bag open for you, while you try to stuff it with whatever you need? That→

GreenvilleOnline.com: Whether in the office of his Easley production facility or stepping up to the tee at a local driving range, Hackenberg exudes passion→

Michael Powell faced a fear many low budget inventors encounter, and he won. In this case, he tackled Home Depots theft of his invention,→

Worried about what might happen to your family during the next earthquake? One entrepreneur sells kits and consults on the topic. “I’ve been interested→

How do you explain DNA to people who are less than interested? Make it fun, of course. Jun Axup, a biochemistry student, has made→

It’s not Fiverr, but there’s a Indiana doctor who still charges $5 per visit. Stepping into the office of Dr. Russell Dohner feels like→

Mass High Tech Business News: Bob Caspe knows a thing or two about startup businesses. Caspe, a serial entrepreneur and professor of entrepreneurship at→