Film Documents Young Business Dreams
Mary Mazzio’s documentary Ten9Eight follows several high school teens as they compete in a nationwide business competition. Read story
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Things I Can't Live Without: Mark Dwight, Rickshaw Bagworks
Must-haves for this messenger bag mogul revolve around biking and design. Read story
Cloud Computing Turns 10
As more companies run business applications not on their own networks but entirely on the Web, the concept of cloud computing has gone mainstream. Per... Read story
Best Lemonade Stand Winners
Meet the young faces behind two of the most successful lemonade stands, as Inc. announces the winners of the Best Lemonade Stand in America contest. Moving M... Read story
Four Companies Making iPhone Video Apps
The market for iPhone video apps is exploding. A look at some of the up-and-comers Read story
How to Start a Franchise
According to Edible Arrangements founder Tariq Farid, it takes a great concept, insane attention to detail, and lots of handholding Read story
Things I Can't Live Without: Restaurateur Stephen Starr
Stephen Starr is best known for his Buddakan restaurants, which have won raves for dishes like Kobe beef satay. But they are only a small... Read story
Things I Can't Live Without: Dany Levy
Travel tools for a self-described klutz Read story
7 Tips for Managing Part-Time Workers
To fill gaps without adding fixed payroll costs, more companies are turning to part-time workers. Here's how to do it right. Read story
How Would You Like to Make $6 Million Sitting on Your Couch?
Recessions can be a great time to start your own business. Thanks to the Web and a variety of other resources, it's cheaper and easier than ever to start one... Read story
The Number-Cruncher
America is drowning in a sea of debt. Aaron Patzer created a program to simplify people's finances -- and help them make smarter spending decisions. Read story
Start a Business? Are You Crazy?
For many young entrepreneurs, starting a business comes at the expense of sleep, school, and social life. Which is why so many face skepticism from their fri... Read story
Gold Medal Millionaires
For many past and present Olympic athletes, running a business can be just as challenging -- and rewarding -- as competing in the world's biggest sporting ev... Read story
Small Loans, Big Results
Thanks to a microloan from half a world away, a Cambodian rice winemaker named Phal An is ready to expand her growing business. Read story
How to Recession-Proof Your Kids
In a tough economy, talking about money and investing can be more important than a primer on the birds and the bees. Here are some simple lessons you should ... Read story
For the Smartest Interns, a Golden Opportunity
Many companies treat internships like extended job interviews. When it comes time to hire, interns are often the first candidates they consider. Read story
Self-Employment Greater Among Highly Educated
A new study finds that education level and military experience predict the chances of becoming self-employed. Read story
Escape from Cubicle Hell
From retirement-averse baby boomers to Gen Y-ers disillusioned with the corporate world, a growing number of people are starting businesses out of their home... Read story
Profits with a Purpose
Roger Hamilton founded XL Group as a way of uniting entrepreneurs around the world with one common goal -- giving back. Why being profitable can also be good... Read story
A Green Christmas?
Most companies lack an energy-savings policy for empty offices over the holidays. Read story
Most Employees Peeved By Workplace Gossip
Gossiping at work and leaving a mess in communal spaces top the list of the biggest workplace pet peeves, according to a recent survey. Read story
The Grandmother of Invention
Like millions of women, Lisa Gable was often frustrated by falling bra straps. So, at age 70, she designed a solution and launched an intimate apparel compan... Read story
The Centenarian Cowboy
Jack Weil's clothing company, Rockmount Ranch Wear, was made popular by the likes of Clark Gable, Elvis, and other celebrities. Today, Weil still keeps the c... Read story
Global Warming a Boost to Businesses?
The eastern United States has seen an unseasonably warm October, extending the outdoor season for restaurants and other businesses. Read story
Nearly 40 Percent of Employees Say Companies Are Not Creative
One in five U.S. workers also say they would take less money to work at a more creative company, according to a new survey. Read story
Are Women More Entrepreneurial Than Men?
A new study highlights the similarities -- and differences -- between male and female entrepreneurs. Read story
Think You're Ready to Be a Millionaire? Just Roll the Dice
A weekly look at the latest products and services designed to help you run a better business. Read story
Hispanic Entrepreneurs Gather in San Juan
The U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce's annual convention includes networking events and an awards ceremony. Read story
Ever Wish You Could Read Your Customers' Minds?
A weekly look at the latest products and services designed to help you run a better business. Read story
Health Insurance Premiums Continue to Climb
While the increases slowed over the past year, more companies are planning to pass the costs on to their employees. Read story
Health Insurance Premiums Continue to Climb
While the increases slowed over the past year, more companies are planning to pass the costs on to their employees. Read story
Looking for a New Way to Woo Customers? Try Birthday Presents
A weekly look at the latest products and services designed to help you run a better business. Read story
Clinton Foundation, Inc. Expand Mentoring Program
The program, championed by former President Bill Clinton at the Inc. 500 Conference, pairs inner-city start-ups with successful entrepreneurs. Read story
What Elvis Can Teach You About Employment Law
A weekly look at the latest products and services designed to help you run a better business. Read story
Younger Employees More Loyal
Companies may be placing greater emphasis on retention, according to a new survey. Read story
Companies More Willing to Pay Relocation Costs for Top Talent
One in 10 employers is willing to spend more than $10,000 for each employee, according to a new survey. Read story
Free Marketing Advice, with Just a Click of Your Mouse
A weekly look at the latest products and services designed to help you run a better business. Read story
"Did He Really Say That?!?!"
Companies may actually benefit from observing the ways employees gossip at work, according to a new survey. Read story
Nothing Makes the Skies Friendly Like a Free Plane Ticket
A weekly look at the latest products and services designed to help you run a better business. Read story
To Gain Competitive Edge, Companies Turn to Blogs, Video, and Social Networks
Inc. 500 companies are actively engaging in a variety of online social media, according to a new study. Read story
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