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Other manufacturers have tried and failed to duplicate the classic toy, which is why every slinky sold in the world is still made in the U.S.A.
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Inventors get five minutes to pitch their products to Telebrands, a major 'As Seen on TV' marketer.
Allison Evanow dreamed up the idea for Square One spirits after watching mixologists use everything organic in their cocktails, except for the liquor.
Yuengling brewery started nearly 200 years ago in Pottsville, Penn. It turns out more than 2 million barrels of beer a year and is still family-owned. Play
Other manufacturers have tried and failed to duplicate the classic toy, which is why every slinky sold in the world is still made in the U.S.A. Play
Mack Companies buys and redevelops bank-owned homes and then rents them to many families who have lost their homes to foreclosure. Play
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