The Pivot (or How to Learn Humility in 4 Steps)
Start-up founders don't just wake up one day and decide to launch something entirely different. It's a gradual--and more grueling--process. Read more
Start-up founders don't just wake up one day and decide to launch something entirely different. It's a gradual--and more grueling--process. Read more
By knowing their rights, two small companies made Apple and RIM back down over trademark conflicts. You could do the same. Read more
Picture your business helping millions of people solve a problem. Here's how to make that thought into a reality. Read more
Some of the start-ups that made the list are no-brainers. Others might have you scratching your head. Read more
'Tis the season to try out a retail store -- no long-term commitment required. Here's the one piece of technology you need to get started. Read more
Two serial entrepreneurs set out to succeed where Pets.com failed. It's worked -- so far -- because they've followed these key principles. Read more
You're far from VCs and surrounded by people who don't like risks. Then again, the potential to be a big fish in a small pond is huge. Read more
Too much inventory and not enough demand can cripple a business of any size. Let this be your warning. Read more
What happens when an entrepreneur does everything right... but can't seize the day. Read more
The more difficult your company is to replace, the longer you'll survive and the more money you'll make. Read more
Inc. tech reviewer John Brandon sees the good, the bad, and the ugly gadgets of the world. But here are six things he'd really like to see. Read more
One junior high schooler and his mobile game totally changed the fate of this app development platform. Read more
New York City's mayor laughed it up at TechStars Demo Day, claiming the Bloomberg TV show resembles the Jersey Shore and that start-ups should grow ... Read more
Sometimes innovation is as simple as turning a ketchup bottle upside down. But what about putting bug repellent in clothing or carbonation in milk? It's conv... Read more
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On the verge of losing the business, CEO Tom Walter looked to young employees to turn his business around, and then helped them fund their own. Read more
In 24 hours, 80 developers needed to create the most innovative video prototypes possible. Here's a look at the hackathon's clear winners. Read more
The oil and gas industry hardly innovates! They just dig up oil! Who cares? Actually, I care and I believe that you should, t... Read more
It's not just professional chefs who have cool tools these days. Innovation is happening for the home kitchen as wellâ€"helping cooks make meals faster, clea... View slideshow
Here's a brief recap of a few of the more creative start-ups (and hair styles) from 500 Startups's Demo Day at General Assembly. Read more
Encouraging your employees' creativity can not only create an engaging work environment, but create new business. Seven experts share their tips on getting e... Read more
A CEO has to weigh his ideals against financial reality Read more
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What's new with reverse innovation? Small businesses that master local, niche, or extreme markets are becoming the go-to for ideas that can be applied on a g... View slideshow
Brandon Labman and Tom Moore's staffing company, ROCS, thrives in its niche market, staffing entry-level jobs. Here's how ROCS says no to expansion but yes t... Read more
How this socially responsible business is transforming school lunch programs across the country to attack the obesity epidemic Read more
Four entrepreneurs offer Artsicle their marketing ideas and help the start-up craft a following. Read more
Robin Chase recently launched a new car-sharing service in France, called Buzzcar. Read more
Experts on makeshift innovation held court at the first DIY Business Association Conference in Brooklyn. They share their unconventional wisdom with Inc.com. Read more
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What the Snuggie, the Roomba, and other innovative products can teach you about turning an unknown name and product into a consumer success. Read more
Roomba. Vapur. Oona. These products share more than peculiar names. Each is an innovation that used effective marketing strategies to turn a brand new produc... View slideshow
The Financial Times follows Inc.'s Argentina st... Read more
It's nice when good things happen to good companies. After a more than decade of struggling to turn its streaming music service into a viable business (fo... Read more
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