The Eyes Still Have It
Just how many fortunes can Bob Hillman make by starting the same business over and over? Read story
Paul B. Brown
Tex's Chain Saw Manicure
What ever happened to company names you can't forget? Read story
Mother Of Invention
Lots of businesses are born of necessity, but few of so frightening a necessity as this Read story
Are You Really Running As Fast As You Can?
Discussions of productivity generally focus on such topics as how many worker hours it takes to assemble a car. But a new study, commissioned by Steelcas... Read story
Mr. Smooth
New, from the man who brought you Armor All, a billion-dollar industry that will change the way you live! Read story
Every Picture Tells A Story
If the folks at Corporate Interviewing Network are right, you may find your next manager by videotape Read story
Nice Computer, Dad, But What'll Shep Eat?
You are Thomas J. Watson III and your grandfather and father are the men who made IBM IBM. So what do you do for a living? That's right, you sell a meat... Read story
Once Is Not Enough
When last we left him, Ronald D. Roberts, one of the creators of Peachtree Software Inc., was blissfully unemployed. Peachtree, you'll remember, was an i... Read story
The Last Company Man
John MacEachron gave Xerox a proprietary product for an affluent and eager market. Xerox gave it back Read story
Spokeswoman
Georgena Terry, erstwhile financial analyst, stockbroker, student, and engineer, has finally found a home: making bikes that really are built for women Read story
Starting Over
He is the myth personified: he's founded nine companies, he's rich, and he's ready to do it again Read story
Have I Got A Deal For You
From the entrepreneurs-turn-up-in-the-most-unlikely-places file, consider this: Jeff Ostrovsky -- a 24-year-old Russian immigrant -- runs a small Ne... Read story
"stop The Treadmill, I Want To Get Off"
Lurching from crisis to crisis, growing faster than they could handle, Wes and Nancy Creel's company was in trouble. So were they Read story
What Would You Do?
Judy George saw an opportunity that might make a fortune -- but for whom? The company she was helping run, or a new one she wanted to own? Read story
The Odd Couple
Can a billion-dollar giant find true happiness with a San Francisco entrepreneur? Time Inc. is betting $5 million that it can. Read story
Write It Yourself
There's still a market for CEO-tells-all -- if you know how to approach it. Read story
Soaps And Serials
Our man has been dreaming up new business ideas since his days in the sandbox, only to watch others make a business of them. But this is the last straw. Read story
Batting One For Nine
After 15 years and eight different concepts, restaurateur Richard Tanenbaum finally has a winner. Problem is, he has no idea what to do next. Read story
A Penny For Your Stocks: Splitting Big
"It is easier to compete for financing against penny stocks than against IBM," Warren Kaplan says. That's how he explains one of the more unusual financi... Read story
Buying High, Selling Low
David Lloyd had a great idea for a company. Then the problems started. Read story
How to Host the Perfect Weekend
Here's how Maker's Mark president Bill Samuels mixes business with pleasure, turns guests into friends, and converts customers into missionaries during the K... Read story
