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How Three Social Ventures Look Beyond Profits
A look at a few of the companies that made B Lab's "B Corp Best for the World" list -
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Finding the World's 'Best' Social Entrepreneurs
B Lab releases its second annual list of standout businesses that balance profits with social missions -
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To Report Election Violence in Kenya, Text Ushahidi
Kenyans are using technology to try to prevent a repeat of the violence that followed the 2007 presidential election -
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Beyond EBay: Coupon Clippers Grab Online Deals to Resell Overseas
A growing number of resellers in the U.S. are using online deals to buy coveted products at steep discounts, then flipping them in overseas markets -
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Portland Bike Maker Sees Made-in-USA Demand from Overseas
About 99 percent of bicycles sold in the U.S. are made in Asia. One Portland (Ore.) manufacturer still makes everything here and is riding a wave of foreign orders -
Policy
Extreme Franchising: Bringing RadioShack to Afghanistan
A new U.S. effort to shore up the country's economy: selling RadioShack and other American franchises to Afghan entrepreneurs. Outside of military bases, there aren't any -
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When Designers Want Their Clothes 'Made in the USA'
New York startup Maker's Row is betting that fashion designers will use its directory to hire domestic manufacturers -
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A Flooded Game Maker Unloads on a Shipping Giant
A New York game maker who lost "tens of thousands" of dollars in merchandise during Sandy sounds off because Maersk Lines is charging an additional fee to deliver goods he ordered before the hurricane struck -
Technology
Algae Are a Growing Part of San Diego's Appeal
The city's biofuels cluster is a "mecca" for entrepreneurs hoping to turn nonfood crops into fuel -
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An Italian Oven Maker Expands Amid the Euro Crisis
Italy's Bertazzoni, a 130-year-old manufacturer, has thrived by selling luxury kitchen appliances in its new U.S. market. Now it's betting on the BRICs—and Europe
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