According to IndependentRetailer.com, it’s a common problem when you mix kids with cans of soda; they take a sip or two, then leave the→

CNNMoney: Steve Luhr worked in medical equipment sales but yearned to become an entrepreneur. When a rival firm bought out his employer in 2002,→

Wired magazine reports that the Heatswell is an endothermic (heat-activated) coating for a paper coffee-cup. When that cup is filled with a tasty hot→

Entrepreneur reports that a new fleet of entrepreneurs are creating their own spin on the food-truck model some with seriously cool mobile retail. On→

According to a story at trendspotter Springwise, three soups are typically on the menu in any given week at SoupCycle. Consumers who live or→

The editors at Esquire mined Google Patents for the strangest culinary creations going back to 1935, then looked into whether they’re being produced today.→

Sydney Barrows at Entrepreneur.com reports letting customers take your product home on a trial basis may clinch the sale. Take the so-called puppy-dog close,→

According to Crain’s New York Business, until Planet Pepper, options were very limited for drag queens who needed outfits and dresses. Well, just think:→

According to The Washington Post, Mike Fogarty has been working in the printing industry for the last 25 years or so, mainly selling paper.→

It’s not uncommon to see board games on display at restaurants and cafés, but they’re typically used to prop up laptops at least as→

School districts have imposed all sorts of drastic cuts to save money during the down economy, canceling field trips and making parents pay for→

When a child is too sick to go to day care or school, working parents often have little choice but to stay home and→

Springwise: Morning sickness is an unfortunate reality for many pregnant mothers, and it’s often compounded by the stress of being unable to predict where→

Did you know that some companies have symbols hidden inside their logos? Goodwill Goodwill’s logo is a stylized letter “g” that doubles as a→

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

According to Entrepreneur.com, as owner of Moman Sales, a South Florida specialist in plastic flowers, what Matt Moman knows is fake flora. In June→

Seattle Times: Like many brides and bridegrooms, Katie Mercurio and Jeremy Geddis had specific ideas about their wedding. No pink. Lots of lavender. Traditional→

It started as a joke when Jennifer Murtoff of Oak Park, Ill. printed up 150 business cards that identified her as an Urban Chicken→

Reporter-News: On a warm Wednesday morning, David Dantzler pulls out a couple of pages of meticulously written charts that detail just how many eggs→

Fast Company: Getting a kid off to college later this summer? You could schlep around to Bed Bath & Beyond and Target, or try→