Maybe you’ve seen them at the fair or at a local event, but what you might not have known is that those great little→

Their are 2 things Pascale Pace and Alicia Johnson have in common. One is that they’re both moms. The other? They’re partners in business.→

Stuffed animals never seem to go out of style. With each new generation they just get more and more creative. Now, instead of hitting→

Thanks in part to companies like Redbox, the demand for movies that are easy to access is on the rise. That popularity has only→

Most people are familiar with the traditional Port-a-Potty, like the ones above. Once you’ve walked in, there are only two things to see: the→

While throwing trash in a garbage bin instead of on the ground might be reasonably good for the environment, one inventor has created a→

The next time you get ready to open a soda or beer can, you can thank Ernie Fraze. Ernie was attending a picnic one→

WECT: Pete Vinal from Wilmington invented the Drink Genie, and it’s safe to say it grants the wishes of those constantly on the go.→

TimesUnion.com: The Snap-it-Screw for fixing eyeglasses was developed when Nancy saw a need to repair eyeglasses worn by millions (and often to be fashionable).→

When is the last time you were jabbed with a needle in the name of health care? One inventor hopes to relieve some of→

Whether you own a store that is in need of a wine isle makeover or you want to turn your basement into a small→

Alaska Dispatch: Back in 2011 inventor Akinori Ito unveiled a machine that breaks down plastic bags, turning them into usable crude oil. Ito’s invention→

No matter what area of business you are in, if you don’t have customers than your business will eventually fail. That’s why it is→

Although Chen Guangbiao is more worried about awareness than profit, he has still done something not many people could have expected. He has found→

Neatorama: An industrial designer and an orthopedic surgeon realized that prosthetic legs don’t have to be dull, ordinary and plastic. They could be extraordinary→

Digital Trends: Fortunately, a mobile microscope company known as CellScope has created a smartphone attachment that takes the hassle out of the entire process→

Springwise: The racquet can detect service speed, the power of each hit and ball spin to give players feedback on their performance. Sensors located→

18wlfi.com: When Lafayette mom, Jenny Reynolds’ young daughter developed eczema, she had no idea it would lead to a new business idea. “We did→

It’s not uncommon to see SUV’s driving down the road with piles of snow stuck in the luggage rack right after a winter storm.→

Londonist: Set up just off Tottenham Court Road, the billboard allows passersby to have pictures taken of themselves and the words “I LOVE YOU→