Today people care more about where their food comes from and how it is grown than ever before. At one time no one worried→

People love to laugh, and that includes Micha Weinblatt. He launched his company, Crooked Monkey, in 2005, and he’s now one of the top→

It all started just over a year ago when Mia Mothershed couldn’t find the right place for her daughter’s birthday party. Now she is→

According to Dynamic Business, the corner video store isn’t dead in Australia: Not even close, says the The Network Group Managing Director Keran Wicks,→

NEWS.com.au: French entrepreneur Leonard Simpatico says he’s offering Spain the chance to win a house for the modest price of 10 ($A12), an original→

Fast Company: In the future, we all may eat a lot more chickpeas. That’s because PepsiCo just announced its participation in Enterprise EthioPEA, an→

Stockhouse: … * Being self-employed is a choice with only 20 per cent of new owners doing so because they couldn’t find a job;→

Entrepreneurs face many questions when they are just getting started. Forbes asks Adelaide Lancaster and Amy Abrams what they believe new entrepreneurs should do,→

Heather Stouffer wants your kids to eat healthy, and her business makes it easy for you to pull together a meal while in a→

Tbo.com: Helen Hrywnak and hundreds of other apartment dwellers in Hillsborough County have found an easy way to recycle their aluminum cans and donate→

Gary Peterson spent most of his summer walking the toothpaste aisle in Fred Meyer stores. He was looking for just one device, his Roll-It→

EcoVino has discovered a unique niche by combining a love of wine with the the growing green trend. From the vine to your glass,→

Wall Street Journal Today, hospitals and doctors use a system of about 18,000 codes to describe medical services in bills they send to insurers.→

An IKEA store in Australia has taken the created a “playground” for bored men, complete with Xbox consoles, pinball machines, continuous televised sport and→

CS Monitor: Russia has just declassified news that will shake world gem markets to their core: the discovery of a vast new diamond field→

I think that these gold vending machines might do really well in the United States, especially as more people figure out that paper money→

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The Institute for Justice: That’s the absurd fate Karen Hough could face if she wants to continue her business in Nebraska. A certified instructor,→

Missoulian: Clad in his own alpaca fleece, Mario Andrade haggled with University of Montana students looking for a cheaper price on hats, mittens and→

Many entrepreneurs hope for that one in a million business. DeAnna Reposa took it a step further making it to one in 100 entrepreneurs→