In 1973, Coins ’N Things opened as a small storefront between a Dairy Queen and a hair salon in Brockton, Mass. Today they do→

Huffington Post: “It was just this Ah-ha moment,” she explained. “I thought, I have two choices — the rug-like shell my grandmother used to→

When I was young, and single, I used to visit bookstores. Not just because I loved to read, but also because I thought it→

It seems like every medium-sized town in America has at least one juice shop. What would drive someone to open their own? When Flo→

It all started out simple enough, Angie wanted to get a hand print/foot print done of her new daughter. So she went to the→

In this 17-minute documentary, Michael Garnier, proprietor of the Out’n’About Treehouse Resort in Oregon talks about his tree house business. His bed and breakfast→

If we want to get the most benefit out of our driveway, we need to make sure it receives the proper care it needs.→

TurningArt.com is a Netflix for art. Starting at $10 per month, you select from a variety framed 16” x 20” museum quality prints and→

In this post on the Priceonomics Blog, Ryan Finlay recounts his business: Craigslist scavenger. The scrap yard’s electromagnetic steel excavator picked up my two→

Young teens are usually spending time with friends or thinking of boys, but Isabella Weems was already running her own business. She is the→

The talk of health care is in the air, and it is not about to go away. Thankfully, there are businesses stepping up to→

Ian Hutcheon is a 40 year old British astronomer living in Chile that has has combined his two great loves, astronomy and wine making.→

Business Insider: Magnuson isn’t your typical startup guy. When he started his company in 2002, he wasn’t a kid coming straight out of college→

Entrepreneur.com: Shaun Roberts, co-founder and CEO of Kalaheo, Hawaii-based KonaRed, is giving the sports drink category a java jolt. His company turns a byproduct→

The following is a guest post from Vit. How are you going about making money? What if you could make money with some of→

From spring to fall, many yards are filled with beautiful flowers. If that yard is in the same neighborhood as Kathleen Gostissa, it was→

Byron Donzis recently passed away at the age of 79, but he will always be remembered for that important piece of equipment that all→

Ruth Haldeman moved to rural Hot Springs, Ark., in 2002 and promptly took in a couple of orphan chicks. She soon discovered chickens poop–a→

Two layoffs made a great whoopie pie for two Maine residents. Their joblessness pushed them to start a bakery, called Chococa Baking Company, just→

When Waitrose decided to stock Fraser Doherty’s SuperJam in its stores, he became the youngest entrepreneur to make it into a major supermarket chain.→