There can be big business interest even in the seeming silliest things. Consider that the inventor of colored rubber bands used to weave bracelets has spurred a crafting craze among kids and parlayed that into, reportedly, an $80 million-a-year global business.
And as is often the case with business success, there is copycat competition and intellectual property disputes.
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