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Having conquered New York, the British restaurateur recreates his iconic French bistro in his hometown -
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Innovator: Stephen Lake's Muscle-Reading Remote Control
His startup, Thalmic Labs, has created an armband that allows wearers to control electronic devices with gestures without holding a gadget -
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Roger Duarte, Miami's King Crab
The 29-year-old founder of George Stone Crab is taking over the city's high-end seafood business the only way he knows how—with swagger -
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Goldman Sachs Backs Brooklyn Flea's New Food Market
The Wall Street company invests in an artisanal food market in Crown Heights -
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Celebrity Stylist Nicole Chavez on Picking an Oscar Dress
The Hollywood stylist on how she selects an Oscar dress for an A-list client -
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Reality TV Casts Main Street as Its New Star
Once considered too dull for television, small businesses are now routinely subjects of shows seeking drama from the mix of money, risk, and personality -
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Gabrielle Bernstein, Guru to Young Professional Women
The former flack is a rising star among a new crop of self-help gurus for the young, professional, and plugged-in -
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Betting on a Filthy Name to Bring Home the Bacon
The risk of offending or confusing prospective customers doesn't stop businesses like Sofa King Juicy Burger from using provocative names -
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Anthony Scianna's Storybook Ending
The tale of a downsized commodities trader who made a big bet on glitter futures -
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Q&A: The New Yorker Who Holds the Phone for Students
Pure Loyalty stores kids’ phones during the school days -
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Odd Jobs: The Picasso of Parking Lots
Chris Couri, 36, is the founder of We Do Lines, which paints parking lot markers -
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Olga Vidisheva, Business Model
A former financial analyst with a runway past launches an online boutique marketplace, Shoptiques.com -
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The Airstream Office
Tricked-out Airstream trailers are becoming the office of choice for "freedom junkie" entrepreneurs -
Personal Technology
Beam Yourself Anywhere for $16,000
Suitable Technologies, a Silicon Valley startup, has released its much-awaited videoconferencing system on wheels -
Profiles
The Guy Behind the Asian Night Markets in Los Angeles
A Taiwanese-American entrepreneur is organizing nighttime street markets with ethnic food and retail vendors that attract thousands of nostalgic immigrants and foodies
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A Former Bank Analyst's Thing for Bling
Charlie Chanaratsopon left the cubicle behind and built an empire founded on affordable jewelry -
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Restaurateur Keith McNally Returns Home With Balthazar London
Having conquered New York, the British restaurateur recreates his iconic French bistro in his hometown -
Books
Gabrielle Bernstein, Guru to Young Professional Women
The former flack is a rising star among a new crop of self-help gurus for the young, professional, and plugged-in -
Travel
Apollo Jets: Jock Air
Convicted stock swindler Al Palagonia has reinvented himself as the private jet broker of choice for top athletes -
Fashion
Women's Suits: The Perfect Fit Is Mostly in the Bust
Fashion-startup Quincy sizes women by bra size and height -
Food & Drink
Pitaya: The Selling of a Superfruit
Is the obscure pitaya the next pomegranate or goji berry? One ambitious juicer is betting big on it -
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Roger Duarte, Miami's King Crab
The 29-year-old founder of George Stone Crab is taking over the city's high-end seafood business the only way he knows how—with swagger -
Profiles
A Rebel Spirit's Confederate Motorcycles
New Orleans litigator Matt Chambers left his practice to found an upscale motorcycle company -
Next Life
Olga Vidisheva, Business Model
A former financial analyst with a runway past launches an online boutique marketplace, Shoptiques.com -
Profiles
Odd Jobs: Professional Dog-Poop Remover
As it becomes accepted to bring your pets to work—or unacceptable to clean up after them at home—DoodyCalls provides an ever-more-essential service -
Workplace
Odd Jobs: Professional Balloon Twister
Todd Neufeld is America's most popular artist of latex and helium -
Entertainment
Numero Group: Soul Revivers
How three record buffs who flout the rules of business turned their crate-digging skills into the profitable new music label Numero -
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Help Remedies's Hip Pharma
With hip packaging, absurd videos, and youth targeting, pharmaceutical startup Help Remedies is raising its profile as it puts fun in your medicine cabinet -
Workplace
Odd Jobs: Deer Urine Farmer
Harvesting deer urine—an effective hunting lure—is not as difficult or disgusting as you think -
Workplace
Kid CEOs: Sisters Sell Spa-Themed Products for Girls
Brea and Halle Holmes get their break thanks to Nickelodeon
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Restaurateur Keith McNally Returns Home With Balthazar London
Having conquered New York, the British restaurateur recreates his iconic French bistro in his hometown -
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Apollo Jets: Jock Air
Convicted stock swindler Al Palagonia has reinvented himself as the private jet broker of choice for top athletes -
Books
Gabrielle Bernstein, Guru to Young Professional Women
The former flack is a rising star among a new crop of self-help gurus for the young, professional, and plugged-in
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