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Olena Kozel and Erin Ahl have created a modern business with roots in the past. Sherbrook Street’s Public General Store is a place that’s more mercantile than shopping mall.

If the shoe fits, you probably got it at City Park Runners.

Pollock’s Hardware is counting on creativity, determination and good-old-fashioned pluck to get the 97-year-old landmark store to the 100-year mark.

Zachary is a 10-year-old who loves a triangle-shaped treat.

There’s a conversation-starter that has been both a cocktail party and interview standard for years: If you could have dinner with anyone, dead or alive, who would it be?

Many businesses are mere financial products. Some people are interested in using their business to make money. The type of business they’re in doesn’t matter as much as the financial opportunity. Other people choose work they enjoy doing in a business they care about.