How Not to Turn Away the Next Steve Jobs
Nolan Bushnell, co-founder of Atari and Jobs' first boss, tells Inc. what not to do in a job interview if you want to hire creative talent. Read story
Laura Entis
Dangerous Trend: a Pill for Productivity
Check out a recent report on the recreational use of the "smart-drug" modafinil among New York entrepreneurs. Read story
Could Yelp Be Boosting Your Bottomline?
A study by Boston Consulting Group revealed that some businesses saw an increase in revenue from the online review site. Read story
Young Innovators, Cool Products
The young entrepreneurs that make up our 2013 class of America's Coolest College Start-ups have created products that range from the high-tech and cutting ed... View slideshow
Report: More Undergraduates Enrolling in Computer Science Majors
The number of students enrolled in a computer science major continues to rise dramatically. Read story
Most Stressed Out Employees: Women and Gen Y
A recent American Psychological Association study finds that chronic stress is an epidemic in the workplace. Read story
Why My Art Degree Paid Off
Maria Giudice, founder and CEO of design firm Hot Studio, turned her love for the arts into a $15.5 million business. Read story
3 Over-the-Top Marketing Stunts (That Worked)
Because there is no such thing as bad publicity, right? Recently, three companies have taken stunt marketing to the next level. Read story
3 Ways Online Video Viewing Habits Have Changed
A report by Ooyala reveals how people are consuming online video. Read story
Here's What the Future of Employment Looks Like
In a conversation with Peter Diamandis, Philip Rosedale broke down the ways technology will disrupt traditional top-down corporate culture. Read story
Legal Counsel Even a Small Business Can Afford
Rocket Lawyer founder Charley Moore is determined to democratize the legal landscape, even if it means going to court. Read story
Contracts to Small Businesses Fall
After the remapping of Hubzones based on the 2010 census, many small businesses lose access to the program. Read story
Is There a Place for Liberal Arts in Business?
Math and science education is all the rage these days, but is there still room for liberal arts in the business world? Here's a case for why it's useful. Read story
Why Twitter's Bluefin Acquisition Is a Smart Move
The web has been buzzing about Twitter's latest acquisition, which shows the company is getting serious about social TV. Read story
The Case for a 25-Hour Work Week (This Is Not a Joke)
One researcher says people should work less per week, but work more weeks total. Crazy or brilliant? Read story
In Detroit, Start-Ups Fill Void Left by Automakers
Detroit's start-up boom continues, as new businesses reclaim empty auto factories. Read story
Report: More People Tracking Health via Technology
A new Pew study shows that 21 percent of those who track their health due so through some sort of technological device. Read story
5 Easy Strategies to Steal From Google for a Happier Office
The tech giant is known for being a great place to work. Here's how you can make your office more like Google. Read story
Your Employees Just Aren't That Into You
A new survey shows that employees who aren't into their jobs cite their relationship with their boss as the biggest problem. Read story
Esther Dyson: My Money Is on eHealth
Angel investor Esther Dyson recently said that healthcare start-ups are the next great innovators. And, yes, we are in a bubble. Read story
