When you think of entrepreneurship in prison, you probably think trading cigarettes for pinups or jello for protection money. A new program called The→

Don’t call it a bat or a toy. It’s a Water Training Device. Dale Winger, a licensed massage therapist and personal trainer, has a→

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,→

How many jobs could your company add if the state paid for your employees to train? In North Carolina, it has helped hundreds of→

According to Daily Globe, the US Small Business Administration has begun accepting grant proposals from organizations that are interested in offering training, guidance, counseling,→

Resolutions require more than just willpower says The Wall Street Journal. In order to really change your behavior, you must learn to change the→

photo credit: coxy Inc.com: Investing up front in your new employees will save a lot of time — and even customer service — from→

Sun Media: A Winnipeg inventor has won a $10,000 award for creating an electrically-charged replica knife that helps police, border guards and other law→

The Journal Record: Oklahoma State University is gearing up to put budding entrepreneurs through a mental workout. Organizers of the first OSU Cowboys Bootcamp→

Entrepreneur: If you are proficient in both Macintosh and PC, you should offer training in both types of computers. You could probably make a→

photo credit: markhillary Say you have just hired a whole new customer service staff and you need them trained as soon as possible, but→

photo credit: TheAlieness GiselaGiardino²³ From the time you start your own business up to the day you retire and sell that business, you are→

Inc.: Hans Becker’s company, which provides landscaping for businesses and homeowners, is less than a year old but already employs eight and logs $10,000→

photo credit: Rob Lee A recent article by Brian Neale stated that during this current recession, your first sales meeting of the new month→

The New York Times: This year, nearly 700,000 people will be released from state or federal prisons. They will join the worst economy in→

Chron.com: Danario Edgar is out for redemption. His invention, the XrossOver Vest, is more than just a tool to teach the fundamentals of basketball.→

The New York Times: At a small high-end children’s clothing and toy store on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, shirts for infants go→

Daily Herald: If you’re considering starting a small business, Frank Dobner can help get it off the ground. Dobner operates The Startup Source, a→

Springwise: At Bird, music and technology come together. The San Francisco-based school of music encourages students to use the latest technology to enhance their→

Entrepreneur: Take note of recent strides in understanding how our brains control sleep, learning, memory and other functions, and–even more important–how we can improve→