Editor's Letter: Inspirations
Today, the charitable impulse seems to come early and often to entrepreneurs still in their formative, company-building years. Read story
Jane Berentson
Unsung Heroes
How many people do you think read the magazine before it's published? Here's a peek inside the production process. Read story
Act Two for Stonyfield
Behind Meg Cadoux Hirshberg's contribution to the March issue of Inc. magazine, plus, an important announcement. Read story
What It Takes to Build a Truly Great Company
Inc.'s editor, Jane Berentson, explores how editor-at-large Leigh Buchanan wrote February's feature on what it takes to build one of the best-run co... Read story
Allow Us to Introduce...
...the Company of the Year, Evernote, and the rest of the December/January issue of Inc. magazine. Read story
The Ballad of Jared and Carl
The evolution of a complex feature story about a peripatetic entrepreneur, Jared Heyman, and his keep-the-office-fires-burning counterpart, Carl Fusco. Read story
Meeting Some Very Smart People
Editor Jane Berentson discusses her recent visit to the headquarters of The Kauffman Foundation, which opened its first charter school in August. Read story
Editor's Letter: A Salute to the Builders of Great Companies
Here’s to the people who create jobs, and to the people who fill them. Read story
Editor's Letter: Where Stories Come From
A press release will never beat a good conversation. Read story
Editor's Letter: Living Your Values
How great leaders build great company cultures Read story
Editor's Letter: Organizing Principles
How nonprofits can find the right business structure Read story
Editor's Letter: Take Two
When companies stumble, they bring back the founder. Read story
Editor's Letter: With a Smile
Exploring the connection between company culture and customer service Read story
Editor's Letter: Northern Exposure
Exploring the link between entrepreneurship and high taxes Read story
Editor's Letter: Love Is in the Air
The return of "Entrepreneurs We Love," celebrating the accomplishments of 23 remarkable entrepreneurs Read story
Editor's Letter: Things Change
The economy goes through phases, and so do individual business owners. Read story
Editor's Letter: Meet the Inc. 500 Class of 2010
Behind the achievement of fast growth are CEOs whose success proves that no industry is too humble or too sophisticated for the truly ambitious. Read story
The Start-Up Economy
How to help entrepreneurs help the U.S. economy Read story
Editor's Letter: Companies That Put People First
Lessons from the Top Small Company Workplaces of 2010. Read story
Editor's Letter: The Power of Curiosity
To succeed in business, and in life, you must be prepared to travel in unexpected directions. Read story
Editor's Letter: While We Were Out
Why Inc. went virtual for a month Read story
Editor's Letter: What a Production
The many ways to measure personal productivity Read story
Editor's Letter: The New Power of Customers
Thanks to online-review sites like Yelp, the customer is more powerful than ever. Read story
Editor's Letter: A Look Behind the Scenes
A look at the work of photographer Andrew Moore Read story
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Notes from the Inc. 500/5000 Conference Read story
Editor's Letter: Always Learning
Although Inc. is edited for its readers (entrepreneurs of all stripes and sizes), it's also true that the people who put it together (editors, wr... Read story
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It's That Time Again Read story
Editor's Letter: Dream a Little
We write often about start-ups in Inc., because the decision, or impulse, to launch a company rather than work for someone else is at the heart of the entrep... Read story
Editor's Letter: What It's Really Like to Be the Boss
Zan Jones, a reader from Keller, Texas, wrote recently to praise Inc.'s recurring feature The Way I Work, in which company leaders describe the r... Read story
Editor's Letter: The House That Jack Built
Over the years, Inc. has developed close relationships with a number of very smart entrepreneurs. Some speak at our conferences, some become colu... Read story
Editor's Letter: The Art of Business
Thirty years ago, almost to the day, I left a job at the forefront of the computer revolution to join a magazine. It was undoubtedly a bad move financiall... Read story
Editor's Letter: Safe Landings
During the last week of a production cycle at Inc. , heads are pretty much down. But in an office that boasts more windows than walls and sits wel... Read story
Editor's Letter: Time to Act (Isn't It Always?)
The beginning of a new year is, of course, when people take a look at what they've been doing -- or not doing -- and make plans to do better. This schedule d... Read story
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In high school, my friends and I used to find amusement reading confession magazines -- stories like "I Married a Bigamist (and his other wife was my sist... Read story
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Happiness/contentment/satisfaction comes partly from knowing that you're doing pretty much what you should be doing. In your case, that would be building ... Read story
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In my August Editor's Letter, I asked readers to tell us about the books that have inspired them the most. Judging from the response, this was a good ques... Read story
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Every issue of Inc. gives us a rich opportunity to look into the minds and business practices of some of the nation's most interesting entrepreneur... Read story
Editor's Letter
A number of years ago, I followed a boyfriend down to a coastal town in Georgia, where, I recall, we were asked to be in a regatta (don't ask me why). Ou... Read story
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A while back, a Chicago entrepreneur named Jay Goltz stopped by the Inc. office to talk to our writers and editors about how he runs his com... Read story
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Recently, as I sat down to write this letter, I decided first to check my e-mail to see what might have landed overnight. Among the scores of missives th... Read story
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