You’ve heard the term “snake oil salesman” to refer to someone who sells something that claims to have miraculous, usually healing, powers. Their sales→

The Open Education Database Project recently published their list of the 50 best blogs for young entrepreneurs. My site made the list. So did→

“The key to a good infographic is the substance and relevance of the content,” says Steve Floyd in How to Create an Infographic on→

He wrote a computer program to automatically generate slogan t-shirts for sale and then to print them on demand. Overnight his catalog of available→

Though April Fools’ Day jokes can be fun, as a blogger, and especially as a business opportunities blogger, April Fools’ Day has grown tiresome.→

I’m looking for some more people who’d be interested in blogging for us. From one post a month, to five posts a day, and→

For decades leading up to it, the year 2000 had always been the embodiment of “the future.” Now that we’re thirteen years past it,→

“Most automakers are competing to introduce their own driverless cars to the public, and are doing so piecemeal, system by system. The components of→

Here are a few links that didn’t warrant their own posts, but I wanted to share with you today: Five Lessons Your Kids Will→

Springwise.com: The latest in the world of pop-up retail? From Singapore comes the Venue VBOX, a portable store in a shipping container, which can→

Springwise: The hottest new eatery in New York won’t get rave reviews for fine service provided by its waiters. It doesn’t have any. Nor→

London Free Press: Not long after puny Pluto was stripped of its planethood, Janis Robinson started selling $25 “Pluto is a planet” T-shirts on→

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