How to Create a Unified Culture in a Company With Multiple Offices
Crafting the right company culture in one office is hard enoughâ€"imagine trying to create a cohesive culture with employees all around the world. Read story
Eric Markowitz
Are You a Marketing Criminal?
California’s Supreme Court has ruled that taking a customer’s Zip code is illegal, prompting an onslaught of civil lawsuits against major retailers. Read story
The Next Billion-dollar Start-up?
Could Spotify really be worth a billion bucks? Plus, Amazon's answer to Netflix, and the rest of the day's news. Read story
5 Tips for a Great PowerPoint Presentation
Want to deliver a pitch-perfect presentation? Here are five tips on how to deliver a killer PowerPoint. View slideshow
The Case for Dreaming Big
American businesses need the next generation of innovators to step up in order to succeed. But how do we find them? Tuck School of Business professor Vijay G... Read story
Facebook's Role in Revolutions
The social networking site has kept a low profile amid uprisings in the Middle East. Plus, an employee strikes back and the rest of the day's news. Read story
The Art of Team Building
How do you encourage your employees to work together? Two executives examine the idea of collective leadership in their new book, As One . Read story
Inc. 5000 Applicant of the Week: Putney
How one Maine company is providing low-cost, quality medication to petsâ€"and the veterinarians who treat them Read story
A Dating Site Thrives in Delhi
What would you do if your online start-up found a huge audience... in India? For Ignighter co-founder Adam Sachs, the answer is to hop on a plane. Read story
Is Twitter Worth $10 Billion?
Twitter suitors are talking in huge figures, but is it all one big bubble? Plus, a "goon" entrepreneur, unemployment drops, and the rest of the day's news. Read story
10 Promising Franchises for 2011
Thinking of starting a franchise? Here's a look at ten different franchises that just may become the country's next big thing. View slideshow
A Groupon Gaffe?
Did the group buying site cross the line with its mock-PSA Super Bowl ads? Plus Obama's challenge to American businesses and the rest of the day's news. Read story
How to Create a Great PowerPoint Presentation
Are you guilty of information overload? Do you abuse Clip Art? Here, the experts weigh in on how to create a pitch-perfect PowerPoint presentation. Read story
CEO Passions: Roller Derby
An exciting outlet for working off stress, NeighborGoods.net CEO Micki Krimmel laces up to let loose. Read story
Organic Industry Fuming Over Obama Ruling
New government rules allow farmers to use genetically modified alfalfa, which has many in the organic food industry concerned about their trade. Read story
D.C.: The Next Start-up Capital?
Could the nation's capital be the next Silicon Valley? Plus, the growing demand for app developers, a new White House partnership, and more of the day's news. Read story
5 Tips for Using Collateral to Secure a Small Business Loan
Almost all banks require a small business to offer collateral for a loan. Here are a few tips on how to use your assets to secure financing for your company. Read story
How to Prepare Your Office for Bad Weather
When the weather outside is frightful...your employees will cringe at the thought of coming in to work. Here are a few tips on bracing your staff for incleme... Read story
How to Foster Innovation Through Diverse Workgroups
Diverse teams can produce better results for your company. Here's how to incorporate diversity—and individuality—to create a more innovative business. Read story
Obama Talks Business
Last night, the president addressed the country in the annual State of the Union, in which he discussed innovation, jobs, and corporate taxes. Here's a look ... Read story
Six Tips to Design a Cool Office
Six inventive architects share their secrets on how to create an innovative, efficient—and swanky—workplace. View slideshow
Opting Out of Online Tracking
Mozilla plans to add a significant privacy feature to Firefox, plus a robot doctor, the death of an icon, and the rest of the day's news. Read story
5 Tips for Running a Part-Time Business
Launching and running a part-time business can be a low-risk method for entrepreneurship. Here are five tips to get your next great business idea off the gro... Read story
Is 2011 the Year of a Digital Privacy Revolution?
Federal legislation for digital privacy is poised for a major overhaul in 2011, kindling a heated dialogue among policy makers, start-ups, and legal scholars. Read story
Does it Pay to Be Late?
Being late to market may not be so bad after all. Plus, the need for eco-friendly fashion, a Google shake-up, and the rest of the day's news. Read story
Independent Coffee Shops Caught in Price Squeeze
As coffee prices soar, small wholesalers and retailers continue to feel the grind of rising costs. Read story
The Path to Smarter Logistics
Each year, billions of dollars are spent on moving products around the world. With smart logistics, you can move products fasterâ€"and save your company money. Read story
A Coupon for that Knish
Each day, Inc.'s reporters scour the Web for the most important and interesting news to entrepreneurs. Here's what we found today: ... Read story
A Liability Case Reaches the Supreme Court
A New Jersey employee severed four fingers while using a device manufactured abroad. The Supreme Court will determine if a New Jersey court has jurisdiction ... Read story
Clothing Start-ups Seek Solutions as Cotton Prices Climb
Soaring cotton prices continue to present retailers with tough decisions: cut margins and risk profitability, or raise prices and risk sales? Read story
Groupon Sets a VC Record
Investors spare no expense for the daily coupon site in a record-setting investment, plus the Verizon-AT&T fray and other entrepreneurial news. Read story
Building Your Dream Company From Home
Tear up that office lease. Starting a business from home isn't just about the money you save, it's about the lifestyle it creates. Read story
Report: Verizon Gets the iPhone
Verizon customers may rejoice: The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Apple's iPhone is headed their way. Read story
Groupon: A Love Story
Two lovebirds use Groupon to initiate their nuptials, plus LinkedIn's proposed IPO, and other entrepreneurial news. Read story
11 Businesses You Can Start in Your Pajamas in 2011
Starting a profitable business from home is perhaps the ultimate American Dream. Here’s a look at 11 entrepreneurs whose commute can be measured in feet, a... View slideshow
Should You Fire Yourself?
Why some business owners should consider finding themselves a new CEO, plus some insight into Facebook's new influx of cash, and other entrepreneurial news. Read story
How to Manage Client Expectations After You Close a Sale
So you've just landed a new client. Now what? Here's how to manage customer expectations and communicate effectively so that the early days after a sale go s... Read story
FCC Approves New Regulations for Net Neutrality
The FCC has announced new rules and regulations that will govern the use of the Internet, and could potentially affect your business. Read story
How One Boss Gave Away His Company for Christmas
When the co-founder of a unique company (it makes bones) with an odd location (an idyllic island) needed an exit strategy, he turned to his employees. Read story
Federal Court Protects E-mail Privacy
A recent court decision cites Fourth Amendment search and seizure provisions to protect e-mail privacy. Read story
