Work at Home Business Ideas

Kiplinger:
in a world where we’re all expected to be entrepreneurs and reinvent ourselves to stay competitive in the workplace, it’s never too soon to encourage kids to develop and follow through on their own ideas. Perhaps the example of a project initiated two summers ago by Amanda Wilcox, now 10, and facilitated by her mother, […]

Charlotte:
Record gas prices are keeping some boat owners docked and sending boat sales off the deep end. The perfect time to start a boat company, says Frank Jones. At least if your company is called Carolina Electric Boats.
Jones, who carries the title of company president, launched the business in 2005 in a former auto dealership […]

BusinessWeek:
Forget Boston Market or the prepared-foods section of Jewel or Whole Foods. In Oak Park, there’s Perfect Dinner, a kitchen that prepares “home-style” take-out and delivered meals. The startup is aimed mostly at “El” riders, who can go online to scope out the shop’s menu of 8 to 10 daily entrées and order ahead before […]

The Daily News:
It’s called the next step in wind power and alternate energy sources.
The WindWing improves on the wind turbine by using airplane technology and running more efficiently, cheaply and quietly than traditional turbines, he said.
A large parallelogram that resembles a set of oversized venetian blinds on a metal rod, WindWing has six wing panels […]

Entrepreneur:
With all the doom and gloom news about the economy, there’s never been a better time to make an extra paycheck online with a minimal amount of time and effort.
If you have an internet connection, you can get started on the road to having the internet pay for your mortgage, car payment, kids’ college tuition, […]

If you are wondering about market availability for a product you’re interested in offering, there is no need to worry. Where there is a will, there is a way. Karen Hattaway can attest to that. She is the proud owner of Sweet Necessi-Teas, an online store that offers over 300 different tea […]

Rhonda Abrams At Gannett News Service:
Your neighbor invites you over for a swim party. You arrive in your most unflattering bathing suit, with a beach ball in one hand and a beer in another. Then you discover your neighbor’s cousin is the purchasing manager for the largest company in town. They buy widgets; you sell […]

G.L. Hoffman at U.S. News And World Report:
Worry less about the big competitors and more about the guy in the garage.
The typical new entrepreneur is overly concerned about the “Big Company.” Their idea is so good that the big company may steal it, they think.
Once, a friend of mine had developed a molded mini-trashcan that […]