What Will Obamacare Do To Your Insurance Premiums?
Recent news from Vermont suggests the new law might not be as bad as you think Read story
OBAMACARE COUNTDOWN 
The SHOP Is Open. Selections May Be Limited
The Affordable Care Act calls for every state to have SHOP exchanges up and running by January 2014. So far, only 17 states and the District of Columbia are ... Read story
Obamacare Case Study: A Microbrewery Asks Premiums or Penalties?
Clay Robinson, owner of Sun King Brewing, says his company is weighing both options as they prepare for Obamacare. Read story
Obamacare Case Study: Bring It On. We're Ready
Tusar Barik, co-founder of Maiden Media Group, says he's excited his company now has more choices under the Affordable Care Act. Read story
Obamacare Case Study: This Manufacturer Cries Foul
Steven Elliot, owner of Oren Elliot Products, says when it comes to the new rules of Obamacare, his company will see higher costs. Read story
Obamacare Case Study: Bracing for Higher Health Care Bills
Bill Peppler, managing partner at Orlando-based Kavaliro Staffing, says his company may have to tighten their belts. Read story
4 Strategies for the Coming of Obamacare
Obamacare will soon be the law of the land. What's your strategy? (You do have one, right?) Read story
2013 Trend: Plastic Will Be Passé
Without credit cards, getting paid will get a lot quicker, easier, and cheaper. Read story
2013 Trend: Social Media Will Get Bigger
Facebook just hit 1 billion users. Brace yourself for the backlash. Read story
The Key to the Future? The Past
Inc. asked future-focused experts how to make money in 2013 (and beyond). An award-winning science-fiction author throws in his two cents. Read story
2013 Trend: Customers Will Get in Your Face
Used to be you had to please your customers, your investors, and the press. What happens when your customers are your investors and your press? Read story
Want to Predict the Future? Get a 13-Year-Old Mentor
Inc. asked future-focused experts how to make money in 2013 (and beyond). Intel's in-house futurist says you'd be wise to look in junior high school. Read story
Why You Should Be (Cautiously) Optimistic in 2013
Infographic: We found a number of good reasons to be cheerful about next year. Not convinced? These stats might change your mind. Read story
2013 Trend: An App for Every Waking Minute
Do you have a mobile strategy? Even if you do, you probably need a new one. Read story
2013 Trend: Ads Will Be Articles & Vice Versa
Forget banners and pop-ups. Instead, connect with consumers via blogs, videos, white papers, and more. Read story
Artificial Intelligence Is In, Zombies Are Out
Inc. asked future-focused experts how to make money in 2013 (and beyond). This distinguished fellow has four words for you: Zombies are played out. Read story
The Coming Revolution in Health Care
To understand how the American health-care system is about to change, forget Washington. Look to the innovative companies hard at work on the future. Read story
Letting Employees Work Remotely Pays Off
A software maker let its employees spend six weeks working remotely from Brazil. No surprise, everyone's a lot happier now. Read story
Bringing a Muslim Culinary Tradition Mainstream
Think "halal" is a just a dietary restriction? Adnan Durrani, the founder of American Halal, wants to change the definition. Read story
Tapping the Prison Market
It's one of America's fastest-growing and most innovative markets. Here's how one California company tapped it. Read story
Google Wants Your (Small) Business
The search-engine behemoth is going to near-unprecedented lengths in its efforts to secure the business of the nation's entrepreneurs. Read story
The Don't-Do Lists
Don't underestimate the importance of what not to do in certain situations. Here, we compiled a list of 14 scenarios and asked business leaders and experts f... Read story
Case Study: Targeting the Right Market
Fun and Function’s products for special-needs kids were a hit with parents. Was it time to target the larger schools market? Read story
The Case for More (Not Less) Regulation
Plastics manufacturer Fred Keller has built a thriving, profitable, and highly celebrated business by embracing—rather than resisting—regulation. Read story
Support Groups for Start-ups
Through events like Pokin’ Holes and organizations like The Hatchery, entrepreneurs are refining their elevator pitches and networking with investors and e... Read story
eMusic's Bold Move
Customers were outraged by a price increase. Did the company learn its lesson? Read story
Transforming How Food Is Grown
Chuck Lacy, a former president of Ben & Jerry's, is developing alternatives to corporate agriculture. Read story
Revitalizing the American Dream
Our highly practical, eminently doable, totally reasonable, 16-point plan to create thousands (upon thousands) of new companies and a million new jobs. Read story
Stop Enforcing Noncompetes
Because we need to promote competition for labor and talent among start-up companies in fast-growing industries. Read story
Coping With Fury at a Price Hike
When eMusic raised prices, customers grumbled and threatened to leave. Was it too late to go back? Read story
What Makes Frank Run
In his quest to bring a revolutionary treatment to market, Boston entrepreneur Frank Reynolds aims to get the better of traumatic spinal cord injury. Again. Read story
The Future of the Human Body
Ten innovations that will improve quality of life—and bring down health care costs Read story
A Recession High Note
TakeLessons.com , an online service that connects music students with its instr... Read story
The Ultimate Business Tune-up for Times Like These
In a tough economy with credit extremely tight, big investments are not an option for most companies. Yet no business can afford to stand still. We asked our... Read story
Blue is the New Green
Forget for a moment about carbon emissions. The world is facing a more immediate crisis -- it is running out of clean water. The prospect of widespread short... Read story
The Success Gene
Why some family businesses thrive year after year after year. Read story
Channel Surfing
Eager to see your product or service on TV? Frank Zazza, the father of product placement, has these tips: Read story
The Value of Prime-Time Exposure
How companies can make a splash in the big-money world of TV product placement--without spending a dime. Read story
Understanding Geeks
A field guide to your tech staff. Read story
Case Study: How to Handle a Rogue Licensee
George Schenk's largest licensee had his own ideas about running his restaurant. Was it time to cut him loose? Read story
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