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The Direct Approach to Sustaining a 14 Year Enterprise
By directly addressing customer needs and delivering products at low shipping costs, LivingDirect.com has not only changed the online appliance retailer’s profits, it has changed its founder.
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When I awoke Thursday, I discovered bitcoin’s price had dropped nearly 5% over night. Although this week saw positive news for the currency, exchange...
Snowden Reminds SXSW is More Than Celebs and Networking
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Work Hard, Play Hard at Sparefoot
Sparefoot's laid back office atmosphere may be the key to their success.
Inside Grav Labs: Glassblowing Airgravitron
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The Man With the Key to 30 Year Investments
At any given moment, investor Jason Seats has 65 separate companies on his mind- 32 of which he's personally invested in.
HackTX is Underway
425 hackers have filled the University of Texas at Austin's Student Activity Center to code, hack and design their way into a new day, competing for over $10,000 in prizes.
Food Tech Q&A: Can Robots Feed the World?
A Q&A with Dr. Dev Shrestha, University of Idaho about the future of food.
BeehiveID: Using Super Powers for Good
After spending time in Afghanistan, co-founders Mary Haskett and Alex Kilpatrick applied their military knowledge and experience to forming identity verification company, BeehiveID.
