Getting Your Resumé Ready for Google
Four start-ups seek to help people polish the online reputation. Read story
Sarah Kessler
Social Media for Foodies
Four companies on the cutting edge of food and dining apps. Read story
Best Travel Speaker: Tunebug Portable iPod Speaker
The palm-size Tunebug Vibe can turn almost any flat surface into a speaker. The device, which weighs just 5.3 ounces, plugs into a headphone jack a... Read story
Best Store for TSA-Friendly Toiletries: 3floz.com
This online store , which launched in February, sells a wide variety of travel-size lotions and potions from luxury brands such as Weleda, Ahava, an... Read story
How to Get Certified as a Minority-Owned Business
Having a minority-owned business certification can help you tap into a bevy of public and private sector programs. Here’s how to apply. Read story
4 Kinetic Energy Start-ups
What if you could recharge your iPhone simply by taking a walk or a ride on your bike? That's the pitch made by the start-ups that are creating new devices t... View slideshow
How to Build a Wellness Program
Starting a wellness program doesn't always mean installing a fitness center and hiring a full-time wellness coach. Here's how to improve your employee's heal... Read story
Can You Sell Anything?
Entrepreneur Annie Haven is trying to build a fast-growing business built on dried cow manure. Read story
Take a Walk, Recharge Your iPhone
New devices that unlock kinetic energy and recharge your gadgets. Read story
A Desktop Photo Studio
Is your product ready for its close-up? Read story
The New Tunebug Vibe
A gadget that turns almost any surface into a speaker. Read story
Travel Accessories Even the TSA Can Love
3floz.com caters to harried business travelers with high-end toiletries in carry-on sizes. Read story
How to Conduct a Job Interview
Wasting time during an interview can cost you more money than you might think. Use this guide to improve your interviewing technique and avoid making hiring ... Read story
How to Start a Mentoring Program
Mentoring uses the resources your company already has to improve employee satisfaction, develop leadership, and teach new skills. Here's how to start your co... Read story
Headphones That Are Easier on the Ears
Yurtopia's Yurbuds are designed to hurt less and stay put better. Read story
The Race for E-textbook Readers
Carrying hefty textbooks may soon be history. Read story
How to Plan a Company Retreat
If you have a project that's too big to fit into a two-hour meeting slot, a retreat might be just the tool you need to hash it out. Here's how to make sure y... Read story
Inc. 5000 Applicant of the Week: Smashing Ideas
How three cartoon animators built an interactive branding company from their basements that's growing over 50 percent annually. Read story
How to Write Off Travel and Entertainment Expenses
Are you perplexed by the 13-page IRS guidelines for deducting travel and entertainment expenses? Inc.com's shorter (less complicated) guide will help you fin... Read story
Inc. 5000 Applicant of the Week: Twenty20
How a pair of skiers made it easy to shoot HD video from helmets, goggles, handlebars, and motorcyclesâ€"and how they tripled their business in a year doing it. Read story
15 Ways to Be More Efficient
What does it take to be superefficient? We interviewed successful entrepreneurs in various industries around the country, including Mark Cuban, Caterina Fake... View slideshow
A Military-Tough Flash Drive
Why the TAC Drive is tough enough for any business purpose Read story
Start-up Trend: Local Sportscasts on the Web
A college wrestler grapples with opportunity in the local sports market. Read story
How to Improve Your Presentation Skills
Your presentations skills are just as important as the information you are presenting. This guide will help you prepare for a presentation and polish your sp... Read story
2009 College Start-ups: Where Are They Now?
Last year we profiled a handful of the coolest start-ups on college campus. This month--after a year of change, growth, and (in some cases) starting complet... View slideshow
Should Your Lawyer Specialize in Entrepreneurship?
Law schools will begin offering a specialized degree in entrepreneurship next year. But will the owners of start-ups consider this specialty essential when h... Read story
How to Write an Offer Letter
An offer letter communicates to a potential employee the terms of employment and can head off arguments—or even losing that employee who you spent so much ... Read story
Regret that Tattoo? No Problem
More entrepreneurs are making money on unwanted body art. Read story
Inc. 5000 Applicant of the Week: Booksfree.com
With a 7,500 square-foot warehouse in Vienna, Virginia filled with three million titles, entrepreneur Doug Ross runs a Netflix for book lovers. Read story
Coworking Spaces Grow in Popularity
How shared working spaces are facilitating start-ups. Read story
The Baker
Chrissie Harsh, a 21-year-old junior at the University of Texas at Austin, founded Chrissie's Cookies in 2006. Read story
The Organizer
Joe Davy, a 20-year-old junior at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, started EvoApp, an online organizational system, in 2009. Read story
