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The recession led jewelry designer Scott Kay to use cobalt, an affordable metal popular with the space industry. Play
Lady Gaga launches new perfume called Fame, which is black in the bottle but goes on clear.
'Made in USA' labels are found on everything from clothing to cars to diapers. But companies must comply with complex regulations if they want to tout their American-made status.
Record hauls in the Gulf of Maine have flooded the lobster market, driving the price of soft shell lobster to its lowest level in three decades.
These five entrepreneurs are successfully juggling their duties as moms, while making millions in their businesses. Here's how.
U.S. Olympian John Orozco trained as a kid at World Cup Gymnastics in Chappaqua, N.Y., and the buzz has attracted new faces.
Koppers Chocolate factory is the oldest and largest factory left in New York City.
Stella + Dot, a direct sales jewelry company, uses social media to help increase sales.
Inventors get five minutes to pitch their products to Telebrands, a major 'As Seen on TV' marketer.
Mack Companies buys and redevelops bank-owned homes and then rents them to many families who have lost their homes to foreclosure.
Rope Partner trains and hires climbers to assess damage and perform maintenance on wind turbines.
Mi Kitchen es su Kitchen in Long Island City, N.Y. hosts more than 100 entrepreneurs looking to get lucky in the food industry.
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