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Motion detecting phones

The camera phone creator launches a startup that puts motion sensors on cell phones.

Trends in GPS systems

A review of new navigation devices that provide directions for the most efficient way to get you where you need to go.

Self-publishing empire expands

CEO of Blurb explains why she launched the self-publishing platform and how you can create your own book.

Wine startup reinvents itself

The creator of the Winepod talks about running a business through the financial hardships of the recession.

Banks turn away small business

With few bank loans to be had, small businesses now pay higher fees for alternate financing.

Samovar Tea Lounge sizzles

The San Francisco-based company has doubled its revenues every year since opening in 2001.

Hookah business smokin'

The family-owned hookah distributing company Social Smoke finds success as the trend gains popularity in the U.S.

NOLA chef keeps stirring the pot

Despite having to close one restaurant opened immediately after Katrina, one New Orleans restaurateur is at it again.

Gulf fishermen resurface

Seedco Financial is helping Gulf-based fishermen acquire loans and grants to repair hurricane-ravaged boats.

Biz booms for NoLa muffler shop

A muffler shop in the Lower 9th Ward of New Orleans saw its business grow when it reopened after Hurricane Katrina.

NoLa small biz sees growth

As New Orleans continues to rebuild, one green insulation company sees its business getting hotter.

Designing a new business model

High-end interior designer says that the way to survive a challenging economy is to diversify.

A B&B's business strategy

Owners of 'The Chimes' in New Orleans continue to find success in the years after Katrina by adjusting rates.

The Web on your TV
PLAYThe Web on your TV(4:40)Mar 24

Many 2009 TVs will have some Internet connection and interaction capabilities bundled with minor performance improvements.

Trick out your netbook

Tech writer Jonathan Blum reviews add-ons for netbooks, designed for use in small businesses.

On-the-go projectors

Tech writer Jonathan Blum shows how you can literally take your presentations outside of the office.

Cozy chairs for the office

Tech writer Jonathan Blum reviews high-end office chairs that help you be more productive.

The future of radio
PLAYThe future of radio(2:40)Jun 16

Tech writer Jonathan Blum suggests Internet radio as an alternative to using your iPod to listen to music.

Targeting your next job

A career coach explains how setting long-term goals can better prepare you for job satisfaction.

Financial planning for startups

Costco CEO Jim Sinegal advises small business owners to financially prepare themselves to be successful.

Befriend your small biz lender

Developing a personal relationship with your bank increases your chances of getting a loan, says expert Bob Coleman.

Money saving cell phones

Tech writer Jonathan Blum reviews phones to consider if you're trying to cut back on expenses.

Expert: Jump start SBA lending

Obama promised 'aggressive action' to aid small business; the SBA has failed to deliver, says expert Bob Coleman.

Make the most of seed capital

DFJ Mercury venture capitalist talks about how firms can get more value out of investments.

Brewing community in Oakland

A local coffee shop gets off the ground during the worst economy in recent history.

'Storm' brewing over iPhone

Tech writer Jonathan Blum takes a look at RIMM's latest touch-screen BlackBerry.

Bypassing the banks
PLAYBypassing the banks(3:41)Mar 24

As banks restrict lending, small businesses are ferreting out alternative ways to access cash via non-traditional loans.

Energy saving laptops
PLAYEnergy saving laptops(3:32)Mar 24

Tech columnist Jonathan Blum takes a look at computers small business owners can use to be more energy efficient.

Projectors shrink down

Miniature, lightweight pico projectors are much easier to transport than their larger, heavier counterparts.

Power goes wireless
PLAYPower goes wireless(1:22)Mar 24

A new device will be able to charge and power small electronics by simply touching them.

A watch to track your child

A GPS tracking watch, wireless weather station and small industrial scanner were at this year's Consumer Electronics Show.

Fuel cells go mainstream

Tech writer Jonathan Blum reviews the first commercially available fuel cell which can provide up to 2 months of power.

Bike makes driving optional

Schwinn's new battery-powered bike is designed for everyday commuters, recharges in seven minutes but costs nearly $3,000.

Computing on the cheap

Tech columnist Jonathan Blum looks at the latest crop of netbooks.

Gadget gift ideas
PLAYGadget gift ideas(2:56)Mar 24

Tech columnist Jonathan Blum reviews his top picks for holiday gifts.

Building your small business

Author Peter Johnson talks about how you can make your company more visible to both sources of funding and customers.

Negotiating with giants

Doing business with big companies is often difficult for entrepreneurs; author Peter Johnson offers tips for how to get started.

Cheap gadgets for businesses

Tech writer Jonathan Blum reviews inexpensive items that can ease your work day.

Inside the infomercial industry

A QVC veteran shares some secrets to selling as-seen-on-TV products.

Avoiding the small biz freeze

The CEO of Ciao Bella Gelato offers advice for managing a small company during an economic downturn.

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