Fighting Crime With Jewelry
Jessica Mindich's company, Jewelry for a Cause, helps take guns off the street by transforming deadly weapons into beautiful jewelry, and nonprofit donations. Read story
Nicole Gull
The Dirt On Country Livin'
How much does it cost to be a cowboy? Read story
Ah, Wilderness
Raising cows as the answer to work-life balance. Read story
Two Marketing Firms Called Momentum Was One Too Many
Changing was risky, but Brad Nierenberg needed a new name. Read story
Imposing Structure Amid Rapid Growth
Of course we're consistently happy to chat with business owners and for the most part, they are anxious to share some stories with us. Today the Inc.Read story
Business Out of Africa
I'd imagine most Americans have grown up with the image of Africa as a place in need of tremendous aid - snapshots of children with distended bellies in f... Read story
Move-In Ready
All-in-one office suites make a comeback. Read story
Women Sue SBA Over Missed Goals
The SBA discovers that hell hath no fury. Read story
Honorable Mention: The Ceja Family
These former migrant workers now own their own vineyard, producing 6,000 cases of wine a year. Read story
Taking the Pain Out of Payday
Still cutting old-fashioned paychecks? Payroll debit cards offer a cheaper, more convenient alternative Read story
From Mushing to Management
Lisa Wehr learned how to manage her 22 employees not from a class or a business book but from a group of Alaskan huskies. Read story
Five Ideas to Watch
...including the second coming of the Internet Read story
Opening Up the Baghdad Office
Entrepreneurs in Iraq: Some were called to serve, others came to build a fortune. Read story
Warming Up to Cold Calls
Why it's time to rethink one of the most derided marketing tactics. Read story
Planning for Disaster
When Hurricane Charley hit Charlotte County, Florida, Charles Brown, president of Charlotte State Bank was prepared. He and his employees had charted out ... Read story
How To Assemble a Board of Directors
Advice on putting a board together that will serve your needs. Read story
How To Star in an Ad (Without Looking Like an Idiot)
Gary Hirshberg of Stonyfield Farm shares his advice for starring in an advertisement. Read story
Five Ideas to Watch
Five Ideas to Watch, including the Hooters of hair and safety-minded ambulances. Read story
Five Ideas to Watch
Five Ideas to Watch, including the Hooters of hair and safety-minded ambulances. Read story
Five Ideas to Watch
Five Ideas to Watch, among them: a wildfire alarm and new dog tags Read story
Onward, Christian Marketer
The success of Mel Gibson's film The Passion revealed opportunities in the Christian market. Read story
A Stand on Ceremony
Wedding season is upon us. How to handle employee weddings. Read story
17th Century Leadership Lessons for 21st Century Managers
It's amazing what you can learn about managing people from the 17th century. In the eight-episode run of the PBS series "Colonial House," a group of colon... Read story
Managing on the Front Lines
What the Marine Corps has learned about management from the Iraq War. Read story
A Scam to Watch Out For
It's called cramming, and it may be lurking on your phone bill. Read story
Range Rovers
For one company, every day is "Take Our Dogs to Work Day," a policy with winning results. Read story
Plan B (and C and D and...)
When was the last time you looked at your business plan? Entrepreneur Craig Knouf has revised his more than 120 times. Overkill? He doesn't think so. Read story
Talking Shops
Shopping maven Paco Underhill on how malls can save themselves. Read story
What Not to Do in a Press Release
The company that made the MGM lion roar in a not-so-good way. Read story
Logos That Turn Heads
Are walking, talking advertisements gimmicks or goldmines? Read story
Brand This Way
What Aerosmith, Kiss, and Elton John can tell you about branding. Read story
Getting to No
Y2 Marketing is extra-picky about its customers---so picky that its sales staff often won't take yes for an answer. Read story
Web Sets Sites on TV
Dot-coms will be right back...after a commercial break, that is. Read story
Web Sets Sites on TV
Dot-coms will be right back...after a commercial break, that is. Read story
Back to School
At Merkle Direct Marketing, education is not an option -- it's a job requirement. Read story
Venus's Designs
Venus Williams is the latest athlete to turn entrepreneur, and she's showing her usual flair. Read story
Just Say Om
With tough, new rivals like Nike and Reebok, Sara Chambers's yoga business is suddenly getting stressful. Read story
Packaging's Folk Revival
As folk art grows in popularity, marketers are using folk imagery to sell goods ranging from cookies to CDs. Read story
SBDCs Face the Ax
As states trim their budgets, many of the Small Business Administration's Small Business Development Centers may be forced to close. Read story
Montgomery on the Move
One of the Deep South's most embattled cities now offers opportunity and diversity. Read story
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