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Think your brick-and-mortar can't compete with its Net-based rivals? Think again. New technology is bringing speed, convenience, and expert product informati... Read story
Think your brick-and-mortar can't compete with its Net-based rivals? Think again. New technology is bringing speed, convenience, and expert product informati... Read story
Think your brick-and-mortar can't compete with its Net-based rivals? Think again. New technology is bringing speed, convenience, and expert product informati... Read story
Editor's note: Since this story was written in 1998, Inc. Online has become inc.com. What does it take to make the perfect mentoring match... Read story
After years of lagging behind in all things wired, Europe finally appears poised to embrace the Internet. The Continent's on-line population will quadrupl... Read story
The idea was simple: make a longer golf club that would hit longer drives. But failing to get certification from the U.S. Golf Association landed Black Rock ... Read story
A growing number of road warriors are recapturing lost family time by bringing their children along on business trips. Here are some of the keys to successfu... Read story
Several Inner City 100 CEOs explain why they don't fear the influx of new rivals. Close ties to customers, adaptability, and local networking prove powerful ... Read story
Inner City 100 CEO A.J. Wasserstein describes the unexpected benefits he's reaped by starting his company, Archives Management, in an economically depressed ... Read story
The Intergram Corp., hoping to undercut overseas rivals with Internet-based fax services, went bankrupt when international telephone rates began to plummet. Read story
In an age of banking megamergers, many start-up community banks, like Chattahoochee National in Alpharetta, Ga., hope to grab market share through specialize... Read story
With his first business, Ron Bienvenu overloaded his newsletter subscribers with reams of extraneous information. Now his software system, SageMaker, sends o... Read story
The Internet is Y2K Central, and book publishers have unleashed a flood of advice on how to prepare for the new millennium. Web SitesRead story
A look at how Toby Lenk founded eToys.com, an online toy retailer that's taking lessons from Amazon.com. Plus, several shorter articles about the unlikely pr... Read story
A look at how four companies have cemented their relationships with existing customers by installing extranets that improve customer service and allow for on... Read story
Q-Entertainment Inc., a franchisor of laser-tag amusement centers, went under when meteoric growth caused the company to neglect the needs of its franchisees... Read story
Forget focus groups and mail surveys; with constantly changing markets and ever-increasing competition, companies are finding new ways to determine what cust... Read story
Thomas Burnham may look like an ordinary restaurateur. But when it comes to raising money, he sees himself as a pioneer. "We are the Lewis and Clark of ne... Read story
Think recycling might be good for the environment but not for your business? Mark Juarez, the CEO of Tender Loving Things Inc., found otherwise. At the $1... Read story
For Dick Testa, name partner of Boston's Testa, Hurwitz & Thibeault, a firm that has guided many high-tech companies through their own initial public offe... Read story
Chip Wolfe, founder of Sterling Information Group, Inc., wanted his company to adhere to a 40-hour work-week for all employees. Can a fast-growing start-up t... Read story
Microsoft has a new strategy for capturing the small-business market: capture the hearts and minds of consultants, integrators, and value-added resellers. Read story
Virtual universities have become increasingly popular with business owners who want more education, but who need a flexible study schedule. A look at these "... Read story
An overview of three cities, Pittsburgh, Boulder, and Montreal, that experts believe could be hot spots for new-media industries. Read story
The story of how a pharmaceutical start-up turned to technology to bring its drugs to market quicker. Read story
When a company goes belly-up, the rank and file say their good-byes and begin job hunting. But what about the staff of a Web-based outfit, who depend on a... Read story
A small company's bank forces it to invest more in computerization, and in so doing saves the company. Read story
Here's a nightmare scenario: You're far from home, lost and driving through some mountain range on a snowy winter night when suddenly your car dies. Fortu... Read story
When the Red River recently overflowed its banks and flooded Grand Forks, N. Dak., it displaced more than 50,000 residents and devastated virtually every ... Read story
Various entrepreneurs from a small town comment on a topic that concerns many small-buisness people--zoning laws. Read story
Collection of short articles on such topics as technology for blind employees and limiting employee on-line time. Read story
A close-up look at the struggles one job-placement firm endured as it moved toward a paperless workplace. Read story
A quick look at a new service that allows companies to backup data to an off-site workstation. Read story
A new safety service available to Europeans that allows traffic condition messages to be transmitted between cars. Read story
A look at a new service that allows users to access Web pages with a common telephone by translating data to voice. Read story
A counselor explains how she helps users cope with losing their beloved data. Read story
A senior hospital administrator shares his thoughts about his favorite electronic device, a pen-based organizer. Read story
Here's a look at how shipping automation will let you move freight fast, underbudget, and with precision. Read story
This start-up wants to do your shopping, get your dry cleaning and more, all for a small fee. But, will it fly? Read story
A quick look at a 24-hour hardware help-desk service on the Internet. Read story
A short article that explains how some lighting fixtures may cause computer problems. Read story
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