The following is a guest post by Kyle James. Online companies that have high fixed costs, especially when those fixed costs are associated with→

Have you ever felt like you are stuck in a rut in your life? Fast Company believes you can change that by simply harvesting→

There are Tupperware parties and Mary Kay parties. Men may be legally allowed to attend such parties but they never do, because Tupperware is→

Chicago-based Life Tokens, lets consumers express their emotions via coded tokens that are sent anonymously through the mail, and that link to personal online→

StartupSmart: Bricks-and-mortar franchisees can enhance their online presence through the use of online location-based marketing, which in turn entices customers into their stores, a→

Women play a big role within society. We work hard as employees, business owners, and moms. Unfortunately, demands on our time can distract us→

In 1961, President John F. Kennedy challenged the nation to reach an ambitious goal: land a man on the moon and return him safely→

Candy How sweet it is. Even in a recession, candy has been a luxury that many people can still afford. “Chocolate is a comfort→

There’s something you need to know about two of this year’s hottest holiday toys: Your kids won’t let you buy just one, reports The→

The Young Entrepreneur Council, an advocacy group that works to overcome youth unemployment by teaching young people how to build successful companies got together→

Popchips vs. Frito-Lay The challenge: Frito-Lay has nearly 60% of the potato chip market and has dominated the healthy-chip segment since introducing Baked Lays→

Attempting social media marketing without a well-planned strategy is like jumping into the deep end of the pool when you can’t swim — not→

According to The Associated Press, Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is planning an aggressive push into urban markets with a new small format that’s a fraction→

Looking to reduce marketing and advertising expenses in these tough times? The Wall Street Journal suggests partnering up with bigger-named companies that can integrate→

Celestine Chua of The Personal Excellence Blog tells us how to just say no. 1. “I can’t commit to this as I have other→

Jason Cohen is an angel investor and the founder of Smart Bear Software. Here is his look at testing your business idea. I recently→

Carrie Kirby over at Wisebread.com recently had the chance to hear four Top Rated Sellers, all people who make their living selling merchandise on→

In today’s vidcast, Rich Whittle talks with Julia Rhodes, who took her dry-erase marker eraser invention and turned it into a big business.

Inc.com reports that the tastiest thing served at the world-famous Inn at Little Washington is the service itself. Few restaurants — indeed, few businesses→

According to RedFerret.net some enterprising chap in New York has turned a simple plastic food replica into a potential money maker. The Seat Savers→