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KIND's founder and CEO Daniel Lubetzky says his company has roughly doubled in size every year for a decade, a period during which Americans gobbled up more than one billion of its bars. The Mexican-born son of a Holocaust survivor, Lubetzky started out by peddling his concoction door-to-door. Susan Spencer reports on the high bar Lubetzky set by creating his own healthy snack bar.
Steven Bock heads up Shinola, but it’s not the shoeshine Shinola your grandfather remembers. They are a unique company that does make high-end products, which has chosen Detroit as the place to hang their corporate hat. Dean Reynolds reports.
Japan turns pink this time of year as the cherry blossoms bloom. And with all of this pink, businesses see green. Seth Doane reports on the beauty of the flowering tree that is also big business.
Kevin Sullivan, chief technology officer at Keurig Green Mountain, maker of single-serve coffee machines, got his start in aerospace and defense. It turns out it does take a rocket scientist to make a good cup of Joe. He talks to Susan Spencer about the high-tech challenge, and how coffee pods are now used in a third of all U.S. homes.
Nancy Giles dives into the history of our smallest-denomination coin, and hears voices for and against dumping the penny.
In a fast-paced world obsessed with earning money, and spending it, it's understandable why you might not take a minute to examine your spare change. But if you did, you might find those coins are miniature works of art. Don Everhart is the lead sculptor for the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia. His designs range from the state quarters we use every day, to medals presented to world leaders. Anna Werner reports.
In Panama City, President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro spent an hour discussing future ties between the two nations. Major Garrett was there for the historic encounter.
If you are in the business of launching a new product, the name is everything. David Placek is a professional "namer, whose Sausalito, Calif.-based company, Lexicon, has named some of the biggest products around. Lee Cowan finds out about the genesis of such well-known names as Outback, Dasani and Swiffer.
Most people have no idea what the actual differences are between the two main sects of Islam, the Sunnis and the Shiites. CBS News correspondent Clarissa Ward takes a look at the history and geopolitics behind the two groups.
From the NCAA Men's Basketball Championship game, to previews of the Apple Watch: "Sunday Morning" looks at notable events of the week ahead. Charles Osgood reports.
