Student-Run Business Rents Puppies
Brigham Young University graduate Jenna Miller founded Puppies For Rent in August 2012, the summer before her senior year at BYU.
As Uber & Lyft Hire More Drivers, Taxicab Medallion Values Tank
The price of a permit to drive a taxicab or a "medallion" is dropping like a stone. Medallion prices in Boston are down 50% as of last week and are down nearly 40% in New York City from record levels.
GoDaddy Files for IPO
Web hosting company GoDaddy Inc filed with U.S. regulators on Monday to raise up to $100 million in an initial public offering of Class A common stock.
Facebook Releases Snapchat Killer By Mistake
IPhone users in Russia and New Zealand may have come across Facebook’s new app on Monday. The social media giant’s answer to Snapchat, called Slingshot, was released in select markets by mistake.
Web surfing meets wave surfing in Southern California's 'Silicon Beach' tech scene
So long Silicon Valley.
IBM Supercharges Watson with $1B Investment
IBM invested $1 billion in a new internal team tasked with incubating its Watson supercomputer that beat the human race at Jeopardy.
Home Office Tax Deductibility 101 - What you Can and Cannot Write off
Qualify for a home office tax deduction? Find out if you qualify,and what you can deduct.
These 6 little-known startup companies that want to change your driving experience
A veteran computer scientist hates sitting in his car at stop lights, so he creates software that makes the experience less annoying.
Cookie Cutters Makes Haircuts Fun for Kids
Cookie Cutters Haircuts for Kids features neon lights, playgrounds and motorcycle, airplane and race car-style “fantasy chairs” in its salons.
Entrepreneur: ObamaCare Is Good for Innovation
Practice Fusion CEO Ryan Howard, whose company just raised an $85 million Series D round of funding, says the Affordable Care Act is shaking up the health-care industry in a positive way for innovators.
A Brighter Future with Solar Robots?
Menlo Park-based startup QBotix produces a robotic system which CEO Wasiq Bokhari says makes solar panels up to 40% more efficient.
Why Entrepreneurs Make Terrible CEOs
Some entrepreneurs make great CEOs. But getting a company off the ground and successfully running it over the long haul are completely different jobs.
Is a Working ‘Vacation’ Ever Worth It?
Inc.com has tips on how to work while getting away from the office.
What Keeps Small Business Owners Up at Night?
Small business owners and entrepreneurs have good reason for many of the sleepless nights they experience. New research has found that small business owners admit a number of things keep them up at night.
Bada Bing Businesses Mourn Gandolfini
Garden State businesses made famous by ‘The Sopranos’ mourn the loss of actor James Gandolfini.
10 Ways You Hold Yourself Back
If you want to be a successful entrepreneur, you've got to have a laser-like focus, something that's harder to do now than ever before. Here are 10 ways to cut out the background noise.
'Heaven Sent' Sight for Sandy, Sore Eyes
A local builder saves the day to keep NJ beach town's beloved nearly 50-year-old family-run restaurant and soda fountain shop from shutting down post-Sandy.
7 Reasons to Love Venture Capitalists
Yeah, yeah. You've heard why VCs are awful, greedy people. But, really, when you think about it, they aren't that bad.
Are Startups a Different Breed of Small Business?
A new and innovative technology company and the mom-and-pop store around the corner both might be considered startups, but the two kinds of companies face very different challenges, new research has found.
Slice Comes to iPad in Time for Free Shipping Day
Just in time for Free Shipping Day and the end of holiday-shopping madness, mobile-shopping tracker Slice launched on iPad this week.


















