Entrepreneurs who want to put principles before profits—even after their companies go public—may soon have the legal cover to do just that, reports BusinessWeek.→

Benjamin Franklin still appears on the $100 bill, but he’s got a few new bells and whistles alongside him, reports The Washington Post. Treasury→

26 year-old Michael Aiello has just won “the people’s vote” at the annual Oxford Entrepreneurs Idea Idol competition at Saïd Business School for his→

USA TODAY reports that with the federal tax-filing deadline looming, spam enticing Internet users to fill out bogus forms at faked IRS websites is→

When Vanessa Troyer and Chris Farentinos first hit on the idea that would change their lives, they were thinking big — a little too→

The Kansas City Star reports that there’s a patent behind millions of products — from fishing lures to life-saving medical devices to the icing→

A patent provides an inventor/owner exclusive rights to an invention for a limited period of time. Many people have the misconception that a patent→

It’s one thing to have resolutions for the new year. I, for example, plan to lose weight, learn Python and design the perfect web→

PR.com is reporting that Atek, Inc. is making a timely flu season introduction of the Touch-Stick, a key-size implement used for hygienically pushing, tapping,→

photo credit: Roshan V Just like in the fairy tale movies created by Disney, businesses also contain trolls that lurk under your bridges to→

The New York Times: The world can be a rough place for independent inventors. They can often find themselves in court, battling big corporations,→

photo credit: furryscaly I recently came upon an article located on Entrepreneur.com regarding ways that employers can protect themselves during layoffs and keep their company→

CNNMoney: The difference between copyright and trademark isn’t always obvious, but the distinction matters here. Both are ways of protecting intellectual property, but copyright→

10News.com: With water becoming a hot commodity, a San Diego man has invented a tool to make sure that not a drop is wasted.→

Entrepreneur.com: In the inventing world, a lot of attention is paid to patenting. Often overlooked is the power of a trademark–a wonderful tool that→

The New York Times: A New York couple is betting on the idea that at least one thing is recession-proof: demand for a convenient→

St. Petersburg Times: Zingo has a simple plan: turn a profit by keeping people from getting arrested for drunken driving. So far it’s working,→

Although it is not strictly business related, identity theft is no stranger in the world. It is a problem that has hit a variety→

Up And Running: First, the global view: You’re rowing upstream. You’re facing several real problems. 1. First, the real value in business isn’t the→

Forbes: For two years, Eric Louie and brother Calvin pulled the virtual wool over scores of very real eyes. The duo ran several Web→