FORTUNE Small Business Magazine: Table of Contents

Wireless electricity. Invisible loudspeakers. A library on a sheet of paper. A mind-reading headset. Meet the entrepreneurs launching all this and more in 2010. More

Chasing cancer on the cheap

By Jennifer Alsever

A conversation in a hotel lobby led to a cancer detection breakthrough. More

A cooler cooler

By Jonathan Blum

A lunch drenched by melted ice prompted entrepreneur Paul Lavallee to rethink the ice cooler. More

Good news for fish

By Jennifer Alsever

Biologist Andrew Logan turns waste from breweries into food for farmed seafood. More

New eyes for patrol dogs

By Jonathan Blum

K9 Storm's canine armor and communication systems help keep working dogs safe on the front lines of wars and police actions. More

One year on

Updates on last year's Next Little Thing firms More

Start-up

The price is right

By Jennifer Alsever

How a case of midnight munchies sparked a price-tag revolution. More

Calling the shots

By Patricia B. Gray

To get her documentary Ten9Eight into theaters, Mary Mazzio made a pioneering deal with movie chain AMC. More

Breakfast champion

By Jo Piazza

Publicity stunts, social networking, and the convenience of the product have turned Batter Blaster into a bestseller. More

By the Book

By Daniel Akst

Cutting-edge business from a dead German novelist. More

Hindsight

Revealing the roots of the recession. More

Straight talk

By Alexander Stein

Why speaking your mind is good business More

Nature vs. Nurture

By Ian Mount

Are great entrepreneurs born...or made? More

Tech Edge

The Write Stuff

By Jacqueline Evans

Are these high-tech pens mightier and the laptop for taking notes? More

Heavenly Express

By Chris Taylor

The improbable-sounding space elevator could reshape the global economy. Are you on board? More

Control the cloud

By Cindy Waxer

Frustrated with off-site data hosting? Try virtualization. More

Video to the people

By Diane Anderson

A production company farms out work to clients. More

Making the grade

By Matt Flanzer

An online-education startup aims for a whole new class of teachers and students - including you. More

Vote for change

By Chris Morrison

A startup helps political fundraisers get their online acts together. More

Tool Kit

Built to last

By Patricia B. Gray

A patio contractor fights through the recession. More

Pet peeves

By Marie Moody

How one stubborn entrepreneur learned to listen to - and profit from - customer complaints. More

Life before loans

Victoria Pavlov of Norwich, Conn., tries to launch a startup graphic design busines, but she can't land a bank loan. More

Features

Cops and robbers

The Indiana startup wants to build the ultimate police car. More

Ready, Set...Go!

As the Big Three flounder, a new crop of insurgent automakers are reinventing the cars we drive. More

Battery Powered

3Prong Power doesn't make cars, it hacks them. More

Electric Shock

Can bright automotive finally make electric delivery vans cool? More

Car or supercar?

Can an automobile with 400 horsepower get 100mpg? More

Land Ho!

After the recession hit, this boatmaker turned to cars. More

The game-changer

A rocket scientist reinvents the car engine. More

Money from mud

By Michal Lev-Ram

Transcending politics and ecology, an Israeli cosmetics firm goes global. More

Off Hours

Mardi gras on ice

By Scott Bowen

Each February this small northern town hosts a three-day bacchanal. More

Charleston

Small businesses thrive on the South Carolina coast. More

The Midas touch

By Sara Pepitone

This Charleston artisan-entrepreneur has a knack for turning her art into gold. More

Stretch marques

These small brands are helping fuel a booming yoga gear industry. More