Business News ‘I Intend to Do This Until I Die’: At 103 Years Old, ‘Lobster Lady’ Prepares for 95th Lobster Hauling Season Virginia Oliver started hauling lobsters almost a century ago. By Madeline Garfinkle
Business Ideas Tuna Is the Next Food to Get the Plant-Based Alternative Treatment By Stephen J. Bronner
Building a Business A Small Business in Montana Just Won $1.5 Million for Ocean Health Technology As carbon dioxide is burned to fuel our lives, a percentage of that carbon ends up in the world's oceans. The first step in fixing the problem is being able to accurately measure it. That's what Sunburst Sensors is doing. By Catherine Clifford
Tech How a Fishing-Gear Company Is Reeling In Customers With Its Live Streaming Videos The online broadcasts of 'Loon Live' is just one way the company is angling for sales By John Patrick Pullen
Thought Leaders To Boost Tourism and Combat Erosion, This Company Is Installing Artifical Reefs in the Sea Walter Marine has installed more than 35,000 reefs in waters in the U.S., Saudi Arabia, Mexico and other countries. By Margaret Littman
Building a Business While Everyone Else Saw a Parasite, This Man Saw a Marketable Product One entrepreneur aims to transform the sea snails that have overrun the waters in his fishing town from pest to delicacy. By Laura Entis
Building a Business The Business of Building Artificial Reefs An aquatic exhibits designer crafts a plan to reinvigorate his state's marine life and fishing industry. By Gwen Moran
Marketing Sales Lessons From a Fly Fishing Master I received some of my most valuable sales seminars from my father--while wearing hip waders. His mantra: Be yourself. Even if you smell like fish. By Mark Stevens