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

Even the homeless can use marketing to make their panhandling standout from the competition. Below you’ll find nine signs from the entrepreneurial homeless.

AOL: Forget the mint on the pillow. At this hotel, there is no pillow, blanket or bed. If you’re lucky, you stay just once→

Sometimes, when you’re starting a business, you have to do almost anything to make it succeed. CNET has the story of one entrepreneur who→

Now I Know: David Johnson, pictured, is an allegedly homeless man living in San Francisco. He is also a street performer who makes, in→

Peter Samuelson believes everyone deserves a roof. He felt so strongly about his argument that he made it the name of his nonprofit: Everyone→

PhillyTrib: For Jason Mercado, being laid off in the current recession couldn’t have come at a better time. In less than a year, he→

NY Times: “With a project called Homeless Hotspots, a marketing company is helping out with this, while helping the homeless and promoting itself. Homeless→

According to San Diego.com, just a few years ago, Abraham, Laura and Ruth Sanchez were homeless. They lived at the Rescue Mission downtown with→

The New York Times: Newspapers produced and sold by homeless people in dozens of American cities are flourishing even as the deepening recession endangers→