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M.E.M.


Who Survives?

By M.E.M. |  Jul 1, 1988

The common wisdom has long held that four out of five new businesses fail within five years. Once again, the common wisdom is wrong, at least according t...  Read story

Cat Power

By M.E.M. |  Jul 1, 1988

We've told you about the youth market, the senior market, and ethnic markets. But there's one market we seem to have overlooked -- felines. That didn't st...  Read story

Is Your Company Hazardous To Your Health?

By M.E.M. |  Jun 1, 1988

We all know that it's tough to run a fast-growing business, but can it threaten your health as well? To find out, we conducted a survey of INC. 500 CEOs ...  Read story

The Entrepreneurial Chief

By M.E.M. |  Jun 1, 1988

This year, Phillip J. Stevens did what many entrepreneurs only talk about doing. Having achieved wealth and power, he decided it was time to give somethi...  Read story

Brothers In Steel

By M.E.M. |  May 1, 1988

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I'm My Own Grandpa

By M.E.M. |  May 1, 1988

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Super-duper Salesman

By M.E.M. |  May 1, 1988

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Nimmons To Boesky: Drop Dead

By M.E.M. |  Apr 1, 1988

There are still those Neanderthals among us who believe that greed and self-interest are the only "businesslike" reasons to start a company. They should ...  Read story

Britain's Second Hottest Entrepreneur

By M.E.M. |  Mar 1, 1988

Remember the name Alan Sugar. As the founder of Amstrad PLC, he is, at 41, one of Britain's best-known entrepreneurs, second only to Richard Branson of V...  Read story

The Graying Of America

By M.E.M. |  Mar 1, 1988

Who wants to think about getting old? Ken Dychtwald, for one. The 38-year-old psychotherapist has been studying aging for most of his adult life and thi...  Read story

Local Heroes

By M.E.M. |  Mar 1, 1988

Forget those booming Sunbelt cities. Whatever you may read elsewhere in this magazine, the best place to be from when you start a business is clearly Per...  Read story

R-e-s-p-e-c-t

By M.E.M. |  Dec 1, 1987

Even by the most conservative estimates, 39% of 1987 new cars were sold to women, up from only 23% in 1970 -- and other industry surveys place women's cur...  Read story

Customer Satisfaction Pays

By M.E.M. |  Dec 1, 1987

Let's face it: Frada Silver's company hardly sounds like a venture capitalist's dream. Silver makes a product whose heyday passed decades ago. Her machin...  Read story