Guardian: For the most part, it’s illegal to sell your body in Britain. But, in fact, there are various legal ways human body parts→

Not everything comes off a production line today. Chris Bagley has discovered his niche by handmaking skis from his workshop in Maine. Making these→

After more than two decades working with notable franchise brands such as Dunkin’ Brands, Burger King, Denny’s and Checkers, Lynette McKee is proud to→

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While many people argue whether plastic bags should continue being used, one woman is upcycling them into unique products. Based outside of Washington, DC→

SmartPlanet.com (blog): Ah, teenagers these days. With their love for fast cars and power-hungry gadgets, it shouldn’t be too surprising that being environmentally responsible→

If you live in Detroit, and you need to go to the doctor, you now have a new option: a computer screen in Rite→

The Atlantic: It’s a question every parent of young children faces. How far would you go for some cheap diapers? Would you drive 300→

WSJ: Atomic Object, a Grand Rapids, Mich., software-development firm, holds company meetings first thing in the morning. Employees follow strict rules: Attendance is mandatory,→

I’m glad to see that some business plan competitions are focusing more on the business and less on the plan. WSJ: Less planning, more→

Are you tired of having to manually check all of your potential domain names against Twitter, Facebook, and all of the other social media→

NPR: Everyone knows what an Oreo cookie is supposed to be like. It’s round, black and white, and intensely sweet. Has been for 100→

VentureBeat: Would you invest $5 in a company with a preteen for a CEO, and services on offer like playing nice with a younger→

Here’s a fun fact: Only in the last month did I learn how to correctly eat chicken wings. Sounds like I was just in→

Often, an inventor with a limited budget may never see his or her invention go anywhere. However, if you have a little time, maybe→

The more money some entrepreneurs make, and the more money they have to spend on their hobbies. For Edward Loyst, that includes $65,000 on→

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WSJ: Union Square Ventures recently posted an opening for an investment analyst. Instead of asking for r’esum’es, the New York venture-capital firm-which has invested→

LA Times: Gerry Matherne recently built a helicopter from “a bit of this and a piece of that,” which made him a minor star→

CNBC: How’s this for irony: Early last year the Federal Trade Commission enacted the new so-called Business Opportunity Rule that covered such business pitches→