Thought Leaders 11 Ways to Stop Companies From Ripping Off Your Invention Have a good idea? Don't give anyone a reason to work around you. By Stephen Key
Building a Business This Entrepreneur Gets Inspiration From His Childhood Inventions By Mossab Otman Basir
Building a Business From Entrepreneur to Shark: How ‘Shark Tank’ Helped Shape My American Dream By Jamie Siminoff
Building a Business Here’s How Celebrity Chef Sunny Anderson Brought Her Super Bowl-Ready Snack Stadium to Market It's all in the research. By Linda Lacina
Building a Business Robert Herjavec on Entrepreneurship, Working with Inventive Kids and Bringing Prototypes to Life Is your prototype ready for the next step? By Jill Schiefelbein
Thought Leaders 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. By Stephen Key
Business News 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! By Matthew Humphries
Business News 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.' By Angela Moscaritolo
Business Ideas 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. By Nina Zipkin
Business Ideas 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. By Rose Leadem
Business News 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. By Nina Zipkin
Building a Business 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. By Stephen Key
Thought Leaders In Honor of Ronco’s Recent IPO, Check Out These 8 Facts About the Infomercial Pioneer 'But wait, there's more.' By Rose Leadem
Building a Business 3 Approaches to Get Your Patent Application Moving Much Faster Got a great idea? Expediting it through the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office may cut the chances that it will be copied or stolen. By Bruce Itchkawitz
Thought Leaders 12 Inspiring Quotes From the Inventor of the Telephone, Alexander Graham Bell March 10 marks the day the inventor made the first telephone call. By Rose Leadem
Business Funding The Craziest Things That Have Been Funded on Kickstarter in 2017 From an air pollution pen to a robot arm -- check out some of these successful out-there campaigns. By Rose Leadem
Tech 7 New Opportunities Virtual Reality May Create Certain inventions spawn generations of successive employment for people doing jobs that no one has ever done before. VR may be one. By Elena Titova
Tech An Entrepreneur’s Guide to Inventing How to pick the right patent for your potential product. By Nathan Resnick
Business News This Tiny $100 Bed Charges Your Phone — and Helped Me Get My Best Night’s Sleep in Weeks The Phone Bed is exactly what you'd expect: A tiny wooden bed with silk sheets, for your phone. By Avery Hartmans
Tech How This Company Is Changing the Personal Transportation Industry This new vehicle is a combination of a Segway and a wheelchair. By Rose Leadem
Business News Bone-Conducting Helmet Lets Cyclists Take Calls The Coros Linx Smart Cycling Helmet uses bone conduction audio to keep riders alert but not bored. By Stephanie Mlot
Business News No More Bad Hair Days With This Smart Hairbrush Withings, L'Oreal and Kerastase teamed up to create the world's first smart hairbrush. By Victoria Song
Thought Leaders 10 Facts About Big Mac Inventor Michael James Delligatti The McDonald's franchise owner died at 98 this week. By Nina Zipkin
Business News Panasonic’s Multilingual Megaphone Translates as You Speak Simply speak into the microphone and the device takes care of the rest. By Stephanie Mlot
Thought Leaders Inventors: Do a Patent Search Sooner Rather Than Later What you find may dash your feelings of originality, but it can also be a roadmap for how to see your idea come onto the market. By Stephen Key
Business News Laptop Visionary John Ellenby Dies John Ellenby's Grid delivered what is widely viewed as one of the first laptop computers, the Compass. By Don Reisinger
Business News Mom’s Constipation Turns Into $30 Million Cult Juggernaut The Squatty Potty, a simple white plastic footstool that tucks under your toilet, has made one Utah family multimillionaires. By Jane Wells
Thought Leaders 11 Successful Kid Entrepreneurs Keeping Their Eyes on the Prize To these motivated young hustlers, running a business is practically child's play. By Kim Lachance Shandrow