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Its products have no visible brand identifiers -- and that's proven to be a good thing.

A growing number of bars are leveraging advanced science, emerging technologies and DIY ingenuity to expand the possibilities of cocktail craft and redefine how drinks are engineered and experienced.

Enjoy the beach or pool without getting burned by theft.

The conquering condiment is changing the way Americans eat.

The future is now.

Go on. Stick it to your naughty neighbors like the coward you are.

A 400-year-old company blends perfumes -- and business practices -- old and new

Two entrepreneurs are singing the praises of cricket-based protein bars.

With help from some San Francisco-based software, Munchery can track customers' order histories and preferences. The results taste like success.

The website attracts hundreds of thousands of readers monthly. Find out why.

This founder has turned a simple meal into Denmark's most down-to-earth hipster treat -- and he wants to bring it to New York next.

While a key aspect of his plan changed, City Winery founder Michael Dorf achieved his original goal: to build a place where people could eat, drink and enjoy an intimate concert experience.

A tracker for missing items finds big bucks

A 30-year-old NYC housewares emporium plates up a delicious future

A 65-year-old record-pressing plant settles into a growth groove.

No animals were harmed in the making of Aubry and Kale Walch's smash-hit butcher biz.

If you're a jerk looking for work, the former head of Reddit just might have a job for you. Nice guys need not apply.

Fundbox chases down the payments for you. Here's how it works.

Cocktails mix with vintage video games at the newest arcades.

From his backyard to the opening ceremony at the Olympics, Mark Fuller's water works have made a big splash.

Rooster Teeth Productions is the innovative company behind the internationally popular online animation videos you haven't heard of...yet.