Lisa Lillien has found consumers are starving for information on great-tasting, low-calorie food. By providing the skinny on guilt-free eating, the 45-year-old entrepreneur has transformed her popular Hungry Girl brand into a lucrative financial empire.
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Ubuntu dressed in cheap elastic support, sent out in public
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UK Cops ‘duped’ into arresting wrong LulzSec suspect
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Developer fury as Google makes Android apps vanish
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Facebook upgrades ‘Operation Developer Love’
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Microsoft pushes Windows Phone Mango out to Japan
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After the news of Borders Group’s plan to close the chapter on all its locations, the bookselling industry needs a good story — and here’s one with a twist. Independent bookstores, the very group whose demise was predicted by the rise of the big chains, could fill some of the gap.
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Note to Apple: Be more like Microsoft
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Kit steals Mac login passwords through FireWire port
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Since founding Quacker Gift Shop in 2005, Jennifer Brown and Steve Kudron get this question a lot: Is there money in selling rubber ducks?
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