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Lindsay deOliveira and the Pacifier That Refused to Be One Piece
A former optician drew a modular pacifier in Microsoft Paint, then spent years learning why a tiny product can demand an industrial education. Her route from Cataula to a television win and a U.S. patent is a study in useful stubbornness.
Jones & Daughter Built a Small Company Around One Very Large Question
A mother, a daughter, and more than 1,000 pregnancy topics turned expertise into books, brand work, and a 704-page answer to the anxious question: what happens next?
ebebek Built a Baby Business by Letting Parents Touch the Merchandise
A Turkish parenting website became a chain of more than 300 stores by listening to what a screen could not answer. Its next test is making that formula pay abroad.
Hal Eason Spent a Career Starting Companies. Then He Waited 12 Years for a Bottle
The Harvard MBA and former Bain consultant built a career around acceleration. At Momtech, his useful trick has been knowing what not to rush.
The $7.2 Billion Company Hiding in Your Junk Drawer
Sharpies, slow cookers, strollers and scented candles look like unrelated purchases. Behind the shelf, they are one sprawling experiment in making 50 familiar brands behave like one company.