Sarah Goldstein


Brondell's Swash Can Turn Almost Any Toilet Into a Bidet.

By Sarah Goldstein |  Apr 1, 2008

But will Americans leave toilet paper behind?  Read story

Bright Lights, Big Impact

By Sarah Goldstein |  Mar 1, 2008

Why digital billboards are growing in popularity.  Read story

Dollar Doldrums

By Sarah Goldstein |  Mar 1, 2008

How American companies are beating the currency crunch.  Read story

Riding the Export Wave

By Sarah Goldstein |  Jan 1, 2008

How to find a good distributor overseas.  Read story

Quiz: The Entrepreneurial Year That Was

By Max Chafkin and Sarah Goldstein |  Dec 20, 2007

The subprime mortgage meltdown. Extinction-threatening climate change. Presidential debates with fields of candidates larger than your high school graduat...  Read story

The Entrepreneurial Year That Was

By Max Chafkin and Sarah Goldstein |  Dec 1, 2007

The subprime mortgage meltdown. Extinction-threatening climate change. Presidential debates with fields of candidates larger than your high school graduating...  Read story

When Good Deals Go Bad

By Rod Kurtz and Sarah Goldstein |  Nov 9, 2007

Every company gets stuck in bad contracts. Think there's no escape? Think again. Reporter Sarah Goldstein explains.   Read story

Smart Questions Health Care: How to Get A Better Deal

By Sarah Goldstein |  Nov 1, 2007

Another year, another hike in health care costs. Before you re-sign with your current insurer, here are some questions you can ask your broker or insurance c...  Read story

Smart Questions: Health Care: How to Get a Better Deal

By Sarah Goldstein |  Nov 1, 2007

Another year, another hike in health care costs. Before you re-sign with your current insurer, here are some questions you can ask your broker or insurance c...  Read story

What CEOs Will Admit Out of the Office

By Sarah Goldstein |  Nov 1, 2007

The crowd at the recent Inc. 500 conference talks about Hillary, health care, and more.  Read story

You Are On the Air

By Sarah Goldstein |  Nov 1, 2007

Radio and TV producers are looking for shows starring smart CEOs.  Read story

Update

By Sarah Goldstein |  Sep 1, 2007

Price Law Overturned March 2007 Score one for manufacturers. In March, we wrote about an impending Supreme Court case tha...  Read story

West Coast Story

By Sarah Goldstein |  Sep 1, 2007

After several years of losing ground to the Washington, D.C., area, California is flush with 81 Inc. 500 companies in 2007, up from 66 last year. Interesting...  Read story

Case Study #3: The Taste Maker

By Sarah Goldstein |  Jul 1, 2007

The Start-up: Ventana Health The Founder: Tim Avila San Clemente, California The business proposition:Read story

Smart Questions: Data You Can Bank On

By Sarah Goldstein |  Jul 1, 2007

When compiled and analyzed correctly, good market research can send a company in a new and more profitable direction. Here are some questions you can ask to ...  Read story

'Rebranding Leadership'

By Sarah Goldstein |  Jun 20, 2007

Harriet Rubin, author of The Mona Lisa Stratagem , has spent a lifetime trying to rewrite the traditional rules of business. So what's she setting he...  Read story

Update

By Sarah Goldstein |  Jun 1, 2007

Infinite Boosts Its Worth by $8 million January 2006 There is life after a low valuation. Just ask W. Keith Maddox. Last ...  Read story

Perestroika Continues

By Sarah Goldstein |  May 16, 2007

Fidel Castro has given up power. The bad news is that he gave it to his brother Raul. Could the shift bring opportunity for U.S. entrepreneurs? Reporter Sara...  Read story

Perestroika Continues

By Sarah Goldstein |  May 1, 2007

Will Cuba, post-Fidel, be ready for U.S. trade?  Read story

Start a Blog, Get Discovered

By Sarah Goldstein |  Apr 11, 2007

Dana Vachon channeled his corporate angst into a commentary on greed, excess, and the sometimes-misguided American Dream. It landed him a book deal.  Read story

If I Had a Hammer…

By Sarah Goldstein |  Apr 1, 2007

Six entrepreneurs on how they'd fix a very public mess.  Read story

Who Gets to Say When the Price is Right?

By Sarah Goldstein |  Mar 1, 2007

The Supreme Court weighs the conflicting rights of manufacturers and retailers.  Read story