According to Fast Company, David Rees may well be the world’s first and only artisanal pencil sharpener. Yes, it’s real,” says David Rees of→

For small brewers around the world, bottling a beer is something that must typically be done manually on a very small scale or—with commercial→

How’s this for a very niche microbusiness: a photographer that only takes pictures of bottles. They only photograph bottles — nothing else. You send→

Entrepreneur reports that a new fleet of entrepreneurs are creating their own spin on the food-truck model some with seriously cool mobile retail. On→

Nick Lessins and Lydia Esparza pride themselves on meeting high standards for quality, but not necessarily for catering to the demands of their customers.→

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→

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Even though his product is available at every diner, deli and corner bodega, one New Yorker has found success selling grilled cheese on the→

Jordan Renda has always loved Halloween, not so much for the trick-or-treating, but for the opportunity to scare family, friends and now, complete strangers.→

On a recent Tuesday morning, Lev Ekster paced around his future storefront in Manhattan’s newly opened Limelight Marketplace. He adjusted the 1960s kitchen-kitsch inspired→

According to story at Entrepreneur, it’s no secret that busy parents are willing to pay for help around the house. In fact, child care,→

SmallBizTechnology: For some months my daughter has been wanting to sell lemonade from a lemonade stand. Maybe it’s a “rite of passage” for kids.→

Working in partnership with the Denver Office of Cultural Affairs, YesPleaseMore aims to provide an economic development platform that gives participating creatives funding for→

According to Dawn Rivers Baker over at SmallBizTrends.com, microbusiness opportunities often build from everybody else’s opportunities. If one of the big trends to watch→

The Small Business Administration announced two new lending initiatives aimed at getting relatively modest loans to small businesses quickly, according to a story at→

The brainchild of Steven Lockhardt, this unique website helps prove that there IS a Santa. According to The Columbus Examiner, iCaughtSanta.com helps visitors create→

Back in October, we told you about Daniel Vitiello, a 19-year-old Texas Tech sophomore, who taught himself to fix Apple’s 3G, 3GS and 4→

According to Inc.com, the Internet has facilitated a congregation of bacon connoisseurs across America, some of whom have allowed their appetite for the cured→

When Jim Koch wanted to start the Boston Beer Company more than 25 years ago, the hardest thing was getting someone to give him→