Justin Martin

It’s the new melting pot: A family of mixed Mexican and Iranian descent has built a thriving Arlington, Tex.-based business selling hookahs made in China.

After creating a sensation at the ‘39 World’s Fair, this pioneering robot entered into a long decline.

Yes, even in the 21st Century, people are still panning for gold. I traveled to California to try my hand at this old-fashioned art.

Tiny Mojave, California, is fast becoming the center for America’s commercial space industry. This article profiles some of the town’s rocket pioneers.

The entrepreneurs featured in this cover story swear by Net Promoter Score as a way of measuring customer referrals. But the controversial metric has plenty of detractors.

Article walks through the pros and cons of a type of insurance that’s expensive and not always necessary.

Cover story identifies some little-known but lucrative tax deductions for small businesses.

With shoddy service the norm, this cover story profiles several small companies that offer an alternative: extreme customer service.

Martin’s essay on the historic New York City community in which he lives.

In an apparent effort to pump up its stock price, Xethanol made bogus claims about alt-fuel breakthroughs.