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From Entrepreneur to Shark: How 'Shark Tank' Helped Shape My American Dream
In 2013, Jaimie Siminoff pitched his wi-fi doorbell, but was rejected by the Sharks. This Sunday, the self-made billionaire becomes one of them.
9 Ways Your Company Can Encourage Innovation
Every game-changer ever began as someone's idea. Configure your workplace to nourish your employees' little insights. The benefits can be bountiful.
Why Innovation and Entrepreneurship Go Hand in Hand
Only with the power of innovation one can make a place in the competent environment of today
Here's How Celebrity Chef Sunny Anderson Brought Her Super Bowl-Ready Snack Stadium to Market
It's all in the research.
The Inventor Behind the Segway Scooter and Insulin Pump Predicts Who Will Get to Mars First -- and It's Not Elon Musk or Richard Branson
Plus, Dean Kamen discusses which industries he thinks won't exist in 10 years and why he collects old technology.
Robert Herjavec on Entrepreneurship, Working with Inventive Kids and Bringing Prototypes to Life
Is your prototype ready for the next step?
Good News, Inventors! Quirky Has 'Re-Invented' Itself, Pursuing Licensing Deals for Inventors
By taking away risk, Quirky has empowered everyday people to take action on their creative product ideas.
Vycle Replaces Lifts and Stairs With a Vertical Bike
It's basically a lift for one person that only requires leg power to operate. If you don't love it your fitness band certainly will!
This Polymer Device Can 'Walk' When Illuminated
The device itself has just two parts: a rectangular frame and a piece of special polymer material that can 'undulate and ... propel itself forward under the influence of light.'
What the Creation of Apple's iPhone Teaches Us About Innovation
Despite what you may believe about Steve Jobs, it isn't something that can happen if you go it alone.
10 Things You Didn't Realize Were Invented in the 2000s
Many of the products and services born in the aughts helped shape the world we live in today.
20 Facts about Apple on the Apple II's 40th Anniversary
Looking back on how the company has grown in the years since the launch of its flagship product.
The Simplest Ideas Can Be Extremely Profitable. Here's Proof.
Gene Luoma solved a universal problem -- clogged drains -- with a strip of plastic from his garage. His device has sold 33 million units.
In Honor of Ronco's Recent IPO, Check Out These 8 Facts About the Infomercial Pioneer
'But wait, there's more.'