CNNMoney.com asks, short on cash? Join the new old economy and swap. There’s no recession in barter,” said Debbie Lombardi as she navigated the→

The New York Daily News asks, what’s in a name? Maybe more than you thought. A British translation firm will vet expectant couples’ off-the-wall→

“That would never work in the real world.” You hear it all the time when you tell people about a fresh idea. This real→

Mark McGuinness over at the99percent.com shares his productivity secret…the Post-It note. Not the smallest size, but the 3″ x 3″ squares. The Post-It contains→

If you are an expert in something, you can offer your advice online — and turn that expertise into dollars. Mashable reports that small→

Are you having a little trouble getting the grants you need for your small business? Small Business Trends has a few tips to help→

BusinessWeek: Nothing beats “mailbox money” when it comes to boosting your bottom line. That’s when you license an idea, innovation, or invention to another→

Who is an ‘A’ student anyway? They’re the best in their field. They know a lot about one topic. They are also not a→

Business owners with a product to sell often dream of winning shelf space in the Wal-Marts and Targets of the world. But these days,→

If the best indicator of a country’s growth is the number of new firms started every year, as Kauffman Foundation research indicates, how do→

Inc.: Laura Silverthorn is the founder of Mother Ink, they make temporary tattoos for expectant mothers. Silverthorn says that online sales are great, but→

Andre Nel talks about his inventor journey over at IPWatchdog.com. I admit it! I fell for it hooks, line, and sinker. It seemed so→

Student ingenuity at finding jobs has created some interesting enterprises tapping into the Hamilton market. The Hamilton Spectator reports that the 15 successful local→

We will buy many products in our lifetime. Many times packaging, marketing and advertising will make a difference in which brand we choose to→

The Boston Globe reports that this week fishermen are getting $5 a pound for lobsters. Maine retailers double the price; the farther you go→

It’s not every day artists decide to go into auto repair, but that is what makes Donna Curtin’s story so unique. She always had→

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

Forbes: I said, “Starting is simply about seeing a problem in your life and trying to fix it. If you figure it out, then→

The New York Times: You’ve heard of high-tech start-ups being in “stealth mode,” meaning they’re not telling anyone what they’re up to yet. It→