A Pork Chop to Change the World (Yes, Really)
Andras and Gabor Forgacs are the father-son team behind Modern Meadow, a company that wants to save the world with synthetic meat. Read story
Medication Goes Digital
A digital pill that helps patients and caregivers monitor dosages. Read story
Case Study: Can Grooveshark Get Its Groove Back?
Don't stop the music. For five years, Grooveshark gleefully upended the music ındustry. Now it's facing lawsuits, losing users, and bleeding cash. Read story
Facebook Brand Page: You're (Probably) Doing It Wrong
On average, only 6% of a brand's Facebook fans engage with its Facebook Page content. Read story
Report: Peter Thiel to Invest in Airbnb
At $150 million, the investment would value the company at $2.5 billion. Read story
Yelp on Review Bust: No More 'Shortcuts'
The online company review site put a "consumer alert" badge on eight small businesses caught purchasing reviews. Read story
Report: VC Deal Activity on the Rise
Seed investments now constitute the largest percentage of all venture capital deals. Read story
Recap: Biden, Ryan Debate Small Business Issues
Miss the vice presidential debate? Catch up on what the candidates said were issues facing small businesses. Read story
Spotify Partners With Samsung to Provide TV-based Music Streaming
The Swedish music-streaming company hopes to have its service on Samsung "smart" TVs by the end of the year. Read story
Report: Fewer VC Funds Raising More Money
There were fewer venture capital funds than last year, but they raised $2 billion more than Q3 in 2011. Read story
Jobs Report: Unemployment Rate Falls to 7.8%
Positive news on the jobs front, as unemployment in September fell to the lowest rate since 2009. Read story
Private Company Growth Rates Plummet
New data reveals that private companies are growing more slowly than at any time since November 2010. Read story
Ellen Pao: I Was Fired by Kleiner Perkins
Five months after filing a sexual misconduct claim against Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Ellen Pao is no longer with the venture capital firm. Read story
Find Your Productivity Hot Spot
Productivity expert Jason Womack says the secret to getting more done is to create a distraction-free zone. Here's what it should look like. Read story
The Next Zuckerberg? Simon Cowell & Will.i.am Are on the Hunt
The entertainment mogul and rapper are teaming up for a new TV show that hopes to find the next great tech mind. Read story
IPO Round-up: Adult Fun Centers, Online Security, and Cancer Treatments
The IPO market is poised to have its biggest weak since late July. Read story
Ostrich Pillow Creeps Onto Kickstarter
A Madrid design firm debuts its odd-looking head pillow on Kickstarter--days before new guidelines seek to limit finished products. Read story
Airbnb to Raise $100 Million at $2 Billion Valuation?
The lodging marketplace is reportedly starting a massive funding round at an even larger valuation. Read story
Report: Indeed.com Sells for $1 Billion
The job search website was acquired by Japan's Recruit Co. Ltd, but will remain an independent operating unit. Read story
Start-up 3Taps Countersues 'Internet Bully' Craigslist
3Taps has responded to Craiglist's copyright infringement suit by accusing the online classifieds company of anticompetitive business practices. Read story
Teacher Makes $1 Million Selling Lesson Plans Online
Deanna Jump became a millionaire kindergarten teacher by selling her lesson plans on Teachers Pay Teachers. Read story
Kickstarter's New Rules: 'We're Not a Store'
The crowdfunding website tightened its terms of service in order to increase transparency and manage backer expectations. Read story
Report: 75% of Venture-backed Start-ups Fail
One Harvard Business School professor says that a high number of venture-backed start-ups kick the bucket, while the industry says otherwise. Read story
Shark Tank: Not for Every Entrepreneur
The reality-TV show apparently requires participants to give up equity or royalty on profits just to appear. Read story
What Entrepreneurs Really Worry About
A recent survey found small business owners believe taxes and health care are the most important issues. Read story
Crowdfunding: A Way to Pay Employee Medical Bills?
A New York City bar raised $17,500 via crowdfunding to cover the cost of an employee's facial reconstructive surgery. Read story
$3 Million 'Scholarship' for Coding Classes
Treehouse wants to help 2,500 college students circumvent the high costs of higher education by letting them use its platform for free. Read story
Silicon Valley Guru Blasts Y Combinator Hype
Legendary venture capitalist Vinod Khosla says the accelerator boosts valuations too high for reasonable investments. Read story
Tesla Announces 2 New Models
Elon Musk says the new models will be available in 2016, with a $30,000 entry-level sedan coming a year earlier. Read story
Pebble Leaves Backers Hanging
The famed Kickstarter project has 85,000 smartwatch orders to fill ... and won't commit to a ship date. Read story
Blast of Good News for Job Market
One day before the big Labor Department report, a trio of reports show promising signs of a recovery. Read story
Rockefeller Foundation Offers $1 Million Job Creation Award
Got a great idea for a business that will create jobs? Good news: Rockefeller Foundation president Judith Rodin just announced a $1 million incentive. Read story
Multinational Companies Venture Into Start-up World
General Motors, American Express, and PepsiCo are among a handful of blue-chip companies to found venture capital departments. Read story
Report: Why You Still Can't Retire
More small business owners are finding themselves working later into life than they had planned to, says a new report. Read story
What You Need to Know About Yelp Reviews
Darnell Holloway, Yelp's manager of local business outreach, says while you can't erase your business's bad review, you can help boost your business' reputat... Read story
Capital Midwest Provides Venture Capital, High Stakes
If a portfolio company doesn't have an exit within five years, Capital Midwest requires the start-up to buy back its shares. Read story
How Effective CEOs Spend Their Time
After more than seven years of training CEOs, Jim Schleckser explains what separates the most effective business leaders from their weaker peers. Read story
Self-publishing Gives Rise to Bogus Reviews
As more and more companies fight phony online reviews, check out how one entrepreneur turned book reviewing into a $28,000 a month gig--and then went out of ... Read story
Report: Remote Workers More Engaged, Committed
Business consultant and entrepreneur Scott Edinger says that office proximity may make your team less connected. Read story
Start-ups Join Hacker Tour to Recruit Tech Talent
Nine more tech start-ups have joined Hacker Tour 2012 to scout college campuses for the nation's brightest students. Read story
