Matech Corp. uses electrochemical fatigue sensors to determine the health of bridges.
One retirement community has started using an audio entertainment system designed to address some of the hurdles of old age.
The restaurateur Mario Batali hires Good Earth Plants to build a vertical garden in front of his Los Angeles pizzeria.
Jingle Punks recruits unsigned musicians and help them get commercial success in a challenging industry.
Owner Francine Powers talks about how catering the Super Bowl and working with the NFL has helped grow her food-service company.
Tom Aspirino says he got so sick of working in the mortgage business that he decided to try his hand at candy making and so far it's paid off.
The owner of several Philadelphia cafes explains what it takes to survive in tough times and how the government can help.
Hercules Networks sells Automated Charging Machines (ACMs) for powering up mobile devices on the go.
Big Nazo, a puppet performance company based in Providence, R.I., is participating in this year's Bright Nights New Years Eve celebration.
Young CEOs have good ideas, but often they lack the skills to implement them, says Hercules Networks founder Paul King.
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