Marketplace's Sean Cole decides to give Noel Biderman a shot at something a lot of media outlets don't give him: A chance to talk. Biderman's company runs several niche dating websites, including one for married people looking for an affair.

Tess Vigeland talks to David Kappos, the director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, about how the office is dealing with the huge jump in patent applications over the last few years.

IPOs petered out during the recession, but a few high-profile ones — General Motors leading the way — are coming back. Marketplace's Amy Scott looks into whether this is the beginning of a trend or just a random blip in the stock market.

Tess Vigeland follows up with Beverly Davis, who is trying to save her Georgia home that went into foreclosure through selling cornbread mix and now t-shirts.

Sean McNeely is currently a cube drone and hating every minute of it. But he found his exit when someone asked him to edit an erotic story…

Tess Vigeland talks to Beverly Davis of Cornbread Millionaire about Davis trying to save her foreclosed home by selling cornbread mix, bumper stickers and a cookbook.

Companies and media outlets are starting to outsource comment monitoring responsibilities to companies that specifically watch out for inappropriate comments. Marketplace's Jeff Horwich reports.

Kai Ryssdal takes a look at the burgeoning gourmet food truck industry — who's behind it and what makes a successful food truck.

The Rwandan genocide left behind devastation and a dominantly female population. But the country is making strides economically and politically. All due, in part, to one particular part of the population: Women.

One Cleveland entrepreneur is using a little-known U.S. immigration program to encourage local development.