IdeaBoxes, that is. Here's how Hans Sandholt's system for organizing ideas could bring faster (and cheaper!) mobile phones--among other great products--to all of us.
As rumors begin to swirl that a pro football player is poised to become the first openly gay player in the league, PR experts and NFL Players Association president Domonique Foxworth offer strategies for how to manage the big announcement.
Lehavot, as it is known in Israel, dominated the domestic portable fire extinguisher market until the 1990s. But it wasn’t enough to support its owners’ communal lifestyle. Here's what happened next.
The epic, ongoing tale of one self-taught neuroscientist's efforts to map the human brain--and what such mapping missions could do to change the way we live and die.
Nokia has been a market leader in everything from rubber to consumer electronics to mobile phones. Will competition from Apple and Google force it to pivot again?
On the biggest day in the fledgling company's history--when it won approval from the App Store--the Ministore makers' Manhattan HQ went dark. Here's what happened next.
Canadian entrepreneur Tom Jackson's new service, NowSayIt, helps you prepare for an unexpected, accidental death by recording and storing messages, videos, and more for loved ones left behind.
Its core business wasn't much help for Sandy survivors, so the airline took to the ground and joined forces with some of New York City's finest food trucks to deliver hot meals to those hardest hit by the storm.
