Christmas may be over, but many of the ornaments and their inventors will live year-to-year. John Garver is one of those people. Known to→

Fast Company: Offering beer as a token of holiday goodwill can be tricky. It’s gauche to put a six-pack under the tree, and nothing→

WSJ: Christmas tree geneticist John Frampton rubs the sprigs of a two-inch seedling, planted two years ago from the seed of a fir cone→

Martin Lindstrom: Carefully camouflaged tubes strategically placed amongst the tinsel and glitz were piping in the sumptuous smells of Christmas: a perfect mix of→

On this day in 1843 Charles Dickens‘ A Christmas Carol went on sale. Dickens was not the first author to celebrate the Christmas season→

Is your niche biz ugly Christmas sweaters? It must be that time of the year again, because Collectors Weekly has a whole load of→

According to Experian Marketing Services this is a list of the most popular product searches from Thanksgiving, Black Friday and Cyber Monday. I hope→

A reader asked: Any suggestions on what I can get my entrepreneur husband for Christmas? We don’t have a lot of extra money, so→

Our next interview with Walmart’s Get on the Shelf contestants is with Kathy, creator of Christmas Caroloke. What product did you submit to Walmart’s→

Forbes: A small-business holiday-shopping campaign led by American Express is peaking just as a new survey says Americans have the warm fuzzies for local→

A new report from Nielsen indicates that what kids want for Christmas is an Apple iPad. But, it’s not just the kids. The Apple→