Dennis Anderson never expected to be homeless. After all, he had a college degree. (Sarcasm) Unfortunately, that plus the money he earned at his→

The Huffington Post: During World War II, wives of American military officers who lived at the Eagle Pass. Texas. base would often venture over→

If you’re a Barefoot Contessa fan like me, you know that she used to a work for the Gerald Ford White House. Ever wondered→

Sunshine Coast Daily: Buddy and Gemma are perfect glamour models. They don’t complain, need a make-up check and aren’t vain. But sometimes the slobber→

Worldcrunch: A cozy fire burns in the waiting room’s fireplace. There’s a cowhide rug on the floor and antlers on the wall, along with→

The House of Air is an indoor trampoline park in a former aircraft hanger in San Francisco’s Crissy Fields. Unlike most trampoline parks, House→

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9News.com: No one in Granite Falls is old enough to remember the exact year the stand went up, but sometime between the ‘Roaring ’20s’→

Were you in the military and miss the hum and dust of the armored divisions as they rolled past on the battlefield? Do you→

A kati roll is an indian street-food. The Kati Roll Company first opened in a small store located in NYC’s eclectic Greenwich Village. With→

What’s your name, blog name and URL? Matthew Toren of Entrepreneur Blog. What’s your background and day job? Serial entrepreneur, mentor, investor and award→

Founder Maxine Clark tells Fortune Small Business how she built Build-a-Bear Workshop into a $468 million business. Early in my career, Stanley Goodman, who→

Inc: When Philip Maung began a sushi-making company on his dining room table 14 years ago, a 46,000-square-foot headquarters with ping-pong tables, spontaneous karaoke→

Japan Trends: Green Dog is a center for holistic life, situated in the upscale Tokyo Mid Town district, among high class restaurants, designer shops→

NY Times: To silence her stubborn hiccups during the summer of 2010, Mallory Kievman tried swallowing saltwater, making herself gag, eating a spoonful of→

This sounds like a great idea to try with your kids: After a brief, failed experiment paying me to do chores, my dad tried→

BusinessWeek: Water is precious in Jordan, where shortages have prompted decades of rationing and exacerbated tensions with Israel. Nader Atmeh and his sons, Hassan→

PeachMac’s founders, Darryl and Anne Lyndon Peck, have been in the Apple/Macintosh market for over 20 years. In 2007, they decided to make time→

The Wicked Witch Cotton Candy Company sells cotton candy at everything from children’s parties to upscale weddings. The Bradenton Patch has more: Unlike processed→

Jon Flint, a former lawyer-turn venture capitalist has his sights on a new industry: hair care. His company, Living Proof, tackles the frizz with→