According to Tulsa World, Todd Andrews got an iPad the first day it went on sale, and he loves everything about the tablet computer→

In this edition of That’s My Business! we talk to Tami Oakley, Founder and President of Wish-It-Candles. Listen Now: Or download: That’s My Business!:→

At a Jonas Brothers concert. Felicia Hatcher, owner of Feverish Ice Cream Trucks in Miami is a walking advertisement for her business, which puts→

If you’ve been to Times Square in New York, you might have noticed an Old West-style showdown going on. On one side: The Naked→

The Salt Lake Tribune reports that during his travels in Africa exploring the impact of microlending on business start-ups, Jason Fairbourne noticed something strange.→

You’re out of work. The job listings are thin. You have no money to start your own business. Maybe you don’t even have a→

According to Entrepreneur magazine, it all began back in 2005, when Pat Cuartero–a high school 2A yoyo champ turned Merrill Lynch analyst–discovered a higher→

According to a story in The Wall Street Journal, for women like Giovanna Coluccio who peddle novelty drinks in Manhattan bars like Turtle Bay,→

Micro businesses are everywhere. They are run by people of all ages, educations, talents and passions. The New England Cable News Network highlights an→

According to a story in The Friday Flyer, like many inventors, Brian Belden saw a need and created a solution to improve the lives→

Last Thursday, we first told you about 7-year-old entrepreneur Julie Murphy and how county health inspectors shut down her lemonade stand. After their public→

Amanda Keppert is convinced that she would have lost her hot dog stand in San Jose, Calif., if she had not received a type→

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→

IndyStar.com reports that Andrew Shelton was just 21 years old, a junior at Wabash College, when he had an idea for a new product:→

When things get unstable in the workforce the unemployed tend to look towards self-employment as an alternative. However, the switch isn’t for the faint→

The Kansas City Star reports that It’s not hard to come up with theories on how the Bacon Explosion got its name, but here’s→

Gentle Parking has grown quickly since William Ortiz-Cartagena started the San Francisco company two years ago. He now employs 25 people and says he→

Todd Smith, Jess Lin, and Greg Wong, partners at a design firm in New York, started Hello Rewind in February to help victims of→

According to CNNMoney, BP’s oil spill is an expensive disaster for the Gulf Coast, but it’s turning into a gold mine for entrepreneurs. Hundreds→

Untold numbers of entrepreneurs are selling everything from customized yoga mats to homemade food. One of them is Marti Wymer, founder of Spoonful of→