A 23 Year-Old CEO
Jared Isaacman, founder and CEO of United Bank Card, talks about starting his business when he was sixteen years old. His credit card transaction processi... Watch video
Laura Rich
Survival Story
Inc. Magazine Entrepreneur of the Year Ping Fu discusses her software firm Geomagic. Having survived Chinese prisons, she came to America and built Geomag... Watch video
The Home Depot
Bernie Marcus, founder of The Home Depot, addresses how Sarbanes-Oxley affects small business owners today. He encourages all small business owners to get... Watch video
Playing the Right Cards
Steve Lipscomb, CEO of the World Poker Tour, talks about his decision to go into the poker business, and the need to take risks and follow your passion as... Watch video
Disaster Relief
Richard Zuschlag, CEO of Acadian Ambulance Services, discusses his companies heroic involvement in hurricane Katrina. As a local ambulance service, Acadia... Watch video
Time-Management Tips
Julie Morgenstern, author of Never Check E-mail In The Morning , discusses how entrepreneurs can use their time more effectively. One key tip, mul... Watch video
Fresh Inc. Nominated for Webby Award
Some very exciting news has come up here at Inc.com, and we wanted to share it with you. Fresh Inc. has been nominated for a Read story
Hanging With The Big Boys
Devon Rifkin, CEO of the Great American Hanger Company, speaks about starting his business, and where he's taking it. Read story
Live from the 24th Annual Inc. 500 Conference
Savannah is warm, historic, and genteel. It's the sort of place where the leaders of fast-growing businesses might like to go for a break from the break-n... Read story
No Possiblity of IPO? Who Cares.
A story in the Wall Street Journal today makes a big stink over the Read story
What to Wear
Office attire has gone through many evolutions in the past few decades, from mandated dress codes to the exceptional casual Fridays to wide-open, wear-wha... Read story
Workers Want Fulfillment, Not Salary
What's with kids these days? As employees go, they're certainly nothing like previous generations. They don't expect or want life-time employment -- no co... Read story
Google $400 = Dow 15,000?
"Dow 10,000" used to be a myth. Then the Internet bubble came along and pushed it upwards, from where it never really fell as one might have thought. Now,... Read story
The Rise of the Entrepreneurial Class
In a recent speech at the Cleveland City Club, John Koten, CEO of Mansueto Ventures (publisher of Inc. and Read story
Business Bake-Off
To celebrate the new chapter in Inc .'s life , Inc. columnist an... Read story
Port Open for Business
In New Orleans, the port is coming back to life . Though... Read story
When Airlines Go Bankrupt
Class, this week we're studying Chapter 11. Focus on: the airline industry. The Read story
Disaster Recovery Stories
Many Inc . readers are among those impacted by Hurricane Katrina. Some have been directly hit in their home-base of New Orleans, while others are be... Read story
Katrina v. 9/11
As any New Orleans business owner can tell you, Hurricane Katrina is much worse than 9/11. But how so? Today, Daniel Goss writes on Slate.com that Katrina... Read story
The Office: Health Care Strategy
"The Office," the NBC show starring "40-Year-Old Virgin" Steve Carell, is not exactly the place you'd think to turn for sage management advice or growth s... Read story
Molding Employees Into Shape
Last night at the 92nd Street Y in New York City, mediabistro.com founder and CEO Laurel Touby talked about starting and running a business. When it comes... Read story
In France, It's 'Les Petites Compagnies'
If you're like Don Rumsfeld and always on the lookout for another reason to call them "old Europe," Read story
Seller's Market
Even as the M A market heats up, unloading a company gets trickier. Read story
Where the Innovators Are
Growing businesses know that innovation is key to success. But innovation impacts more than just the innovating business itself; it is key to the health o... Read story
Lowering Your Monthly Phone Bill
Verizon and AOL on Thursday each unveiled new Internet-based phone plans. Verizon will charge just $29.95 for unlimited calls; AOL's monthly fee is $29.99... Read story
Top 10 Business Movies
With the Oscars upon us, we decided to take an in-depth look at The Aviator, and also a ... Read story
Bush: With Small Business, or Against Small Business?
It seems hardly a day goes by that I'm not, as an editor of Inc.com, assigning or editing a news story on Bush and his small business policies. But every ... Read story
Don't Be a Stranger
Alumni programs are a great way to stay in touch and boost business. Read story
Q
Amber Chand emigrated to the United States and worked for years in a museum gift shop before launching Eziba in 1999. Initially an online retailer that so... Read story
Q and A with Gloria and Richard Pink of Pink's
Since 1939, Pink's has been serving up hot dogs to crowds that line up day and night in front of the Los Angeles stand. As Gloria Pink notes, even the sta... Read story
Small Businesses Not on Google
In his most recent column in the Marketing Resource Center, Adam Hanft notes that small businesses ha... Read story
T-Shirt Controversy
For the most part, Inc. readers embrace their fellow entrepreneurs featured within the pages of each issue. But the appearance of Read story
New Rules for Overtime Pay
On Monday, new rules for receiving overtime pay went into effect, setting the maximum eligible salary level at $455 per week (that's $23,660 per year, see... Read story
The Not-Always-Digital Age
A new report came out today from Indiana University with some stop-the-presses news (not really). Ready? It turns out, software tools designed to migrate ... Read story
Schwab: Return of the Founder
Online brokerage firm Charles Schwab has never technically been an Inc. 500 c... Read story
Small Business Sensitivity
The Wall Street Journal, that cauldron of big, public company news, today released its "Small Business Report," taking pains to point out the pra... Read story
The Chicken-and-Egg Marketing Dilemma
I know the owner of a small computer animation company who for the last two years has been toiling away, along with his trusty staff of two full-timers an... Read story
Making Money V. Doing Good
Is it okay to be profitable at the expense of being socially responsible? Shoe maker Birkenstock has chosen good over money and Michael Lewis takes the co... Read story
Planning for Life After Entrepreneurship
This month's issue of Money features a look at best places to retire. Before you say you can't imagine quitting, consider that next month's issue... Read story
On Naming Your Business, and Getting It Right
What's in a name? Plenty, according to Alex Frankel, the author of Wordcraft (Crown Publishing, April 2004), a book about the business of naming ... Read story
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