SFGate.com is running an Investopedia piece that looks at four large businesses (today) that were started with next to no capitol. Dare to dream.

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Two University of New Hampshire students have put their love for skateboards to work with their small business, Stage III Rides.

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Bill and Fran Yeary run Bill’s Bikes, a bike shop in Victoria, Texas. Their story recently appeared in the Victoria Advocate.

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Magnolia Bakery’s tasty cupcakes are a big part of its success, but the NYC business owes much to the celebrity factor.

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The Kitsap Peninsula Business Journal brings us the story of how Laurie Lewis got her neon business up and profiting, despite the trying economic times.

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Whether they’re in the right niche or have evolved to take advantage of hard times, some businesses are bucking the national trend and doing very well in this economic downturn.

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One definition of innovation has to involve setting up a business for the pets of those that will be taken by the Rapture.

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More and more mothers are combining at-home care of their children with an entrepreneurial spirit.

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Two tales from Washington state give couples thinking about starting a business together a bit more to think about.

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While a bit larger than most of our business success stories, this one truly is an inspiration.

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