A Trailblazer, Rediscovered
A new film charts the rise and fall of the woman who built Tupperware into a multimillion-dollar empire. Burp! Read more
Tupperware Brands Corporation
In Praise of TV Dinners, Naugahyde, and Tupperware
Will today's cutting-edge design trends -- from Apple's iPod to IKEA sofas -- be considered tomorrow's laughingstock? Read more
Hall of Fame Profile: Frank L. Vandersloot
On the importance of reputation. Read more
Why Sex Sells More Than Ever
Valentine's Day marks the busy season for companies that make "pleasure products" and other adult merchandise -- a $2 billion industry that's moving out of t... Read more
26 Most Fascinating Entrepreneurs: Jim Sinegal
because only in America will someone quit a secure job as a lawyer to start a bakery Read more
Three Marketing Lessons from the Love Bug
The folks from tech support have returned to their offices. After much intense effort, they have revived overburdened e-mail servers and rescued millions ... Read more
Jim Sinegal, Costco
because who knew a big-box chain could have a generous soul? Read more
Sex and the Strip Mall
An entrepreneur bets that porn is ready to go mass retail. Read more
What about the Swimsuit portion?
The first half-hour of last night's two-hour special American Inventor recapped the four previous episodes of the preliminary rounds where we revis... Read more
Urban Developer
EOY socially responsible award. Profile of community-conscious basket retailer David Longaberger. Read more
Mommy Track
Analysis of a for-profit association designed to give young mothers information, services, and purchasing power. Read more
Blue is the New Green
Forget for a moment about carbon emissions. The world is facing a more immediate crisis -- it is running out of clean water. The prospect of widespread short... Read more
The Entrepreneurial Numbers Game
Q: How many researchers does it take to calculate the number of new businesses in the United States? A: It doesn't matter. Read more
The Turnaround
How a dying division of International Harvester became one of America's most competitive small companies. Read more
Greer vs. Nemeth
Why a haphazardly made venture capital deal may cost a successful entrepreneur her company. Read more
How I Did It: Nancy Traversy, Founder and CEO, Barefoot Books
Kids are really smart, says the owner of Barefoot Books. And big bookstore chains are stupid. After 13 years in independent publishing, Nancy Traversy defini... Read more
The Turnaround
How a dying division of International Harvester became one of America's most competitive small companies. Read more
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