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John Tozzi is a reporter for Bloomberg Businessweek and covers small business for Businessweek.com. Before joining BusinessWeek, he worked as a freelance writer and newspaper reporter. He is a graduate of Boston University.
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Not Green, Just Soylent: Is This the Future of Food?
Rob Rhinehart is living on a substance he engineered to replace food, and he just raised more than $200,000 through crowdfunding to manufacture it -
Policy
Delaware Eyes a New Corporate Structure for Social Enterprises
Corporate America’s favorite legal jurisdiction is on the cusp of letting businesses make social and environmental missions as important as earning profits -
Policy
Will Workplace Wellness Screenings Under Obamacare Improve Health?
Wellness programs are supposed to cut costs and make employees healthier. It's not clear they do either -
Reinventing Business
How to Farm Fish in the Nevada Desert
Nevada is trying to grow more food locally, using hydroponics, greenhouses, and other indoor-farming techniques -
Profiles
After Birchbox, the Sample Box Bubble
A look at some of the subscription-box imitators that have popped up in the wake of Birchbox's success with beauty samples
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Profiles
Not Green, Just Soylent: Is This the Future of Food?
Rob Rhinehart is living on a substance he engineered to replace food, and he just raised more than $200,000 through crowdfunding to manufacture it -
Reinventing Business
How to Farm Fish in the Nevada Desert
Nevada is trying to grow more food locally, using hydroponics, greenhouses, and other indoor-farming techniques -
Policy
Will Workplace Wellness Screenings Under Obamacare Improve Health?
Wellness programs are supposed to cut costs and make employees healthier. It's not clear they do either -
Policy
How the Insurance Industry Funded Small Business's Anti-Obamacare Message
In opposing an Obamacare tax on health insurers, the National Federation of Independent Business quietly cashed an $850,000 check from an insurers' lobby -
Profiles
After Birchbox, the Sample Box Bubble
A look at some of the subscription-box imitators that have popped up in the wake of Birchbox's success with beauty samples
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Policy
Will Workplace Wellness Screenings Under Obamacare Improve Health?
Wellness programs are supposed to cut costs and make employees healthier. It's not clear they do either -
Profiles
Not Green, Just Soylent: Is This the Future of Food?
Rob Rhinehart is living on a substance he engineered to replace food, and he just raised more than $200,000 through crowdfunding to manufacture it -
Reinventing Business
How to Farm Fish in the Nevada Desert
Nevada is trying to grow more food locally, using hydroponics, greenhouses, and other indoor-farming techniques -
Policy
How the Insurance Industry Funded Small Business's Anti-Obamacare Message
In opposing an Obamacare tax on health insurers, the National Federation of Independent Business quietly cashed an $850,000 check from an insurers' lobby -
Health Care
Employers Love Wellness Programs. But Do They Work?
As health screenings find their way into the workplace, the verdict on whether they save money or make workers healthier isn't in
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Not Green, Just Soylent: Is This the Future of Food?
Rob Rhinehart is living on a substance he engineered to replace food, and he just raised more than $200,000 through crowdfunding to manufacture it -
Technology
A Business Accelerator to Rethink 'How We Pay for Health Care'
Startups finishing a year-old program are taking aim at health care's hardest tech problems -
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How the Insurance Industry Funded Small Business's Anti-Obamacare Message
In opposing an Obamacare tax on health insurers, the National Federation of Independent Business quietly cashed an $850,000 check from an insurers' lobby -
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Solar Panels No Savior in a Blackout
When the grid goes down, even homes with solar arrays go with it -
The FDA's Weak Medicine for Teen Tanning
New warning labels may do little to limit indoor tanning
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