Creating Companies of Companies
Once a company grows beyond a few employees, it's easy for people to lose sight of the business. They work in departments. They worry about keeping the bo... Read more
Once a company grows beyond a few employees, it's easy for people to lose sight of the business. They work in departments. They worry about keeping the bo... Read more
Many salespeople give thumbs down to ever buying a list of sales leads. Doug Cobb, founder of a subscriber-based newsletter publisher in Louisville, saved... Read more
Looking for information that can help you tap foreign markets? When it comes to resources for developing international trade, start at home--with ... Read more
If you're trying to sell a product or service to a government agency --local, state, or federal--be aware that bidding is the rule. That i... Read more
As a financial planner and investment adviser, Betty Hedrick knows the value of numbers. By cross-promoting the Hedrick Co., her $600,000 business, with s... Read more
You are convinced that your new invention is destined to be the bedrock of a new company. If so, ask yourself these questions: Do I want to own 60% of a c... Read more
"We underestimated the politics behind purchasing decisions in government offices when we started in this business. One of an elected official's primary r... Read more
Selling to governments can take a notoriously long time. In desperation, many companies succumb to the charms of so-called political consultants, who prom... Read more
Creating alliances even with competitors is a step more small companies are taking. Before you decide to build bridges with some unlikely partners, find o... Read more
Many Inc. 500 CEOs become addicted to fast growth -- the exhilaration of laying it all on the line -- while some even plan fast growth just to make the Inc. ... Read more
A statistical look at this year's Inc. 500 companies and the CEOs that run them. Read more
A profile of Optiva, the number one Inc. 500 company, and the unlikely product -- an electric toothbrush -- that brought it to the top of the 1997 list. Read more
What happens to a company after reaching number one on the Inc. 500? Find out the current status of the past 14 top-spot holders. Read more
Carl Amari tells how he turned his love for old-time radio shows into Radio Spirits Inc., an Inc. 500 company. Read more
CEO Mark E. Woodsum returned from a life as an Army Ranger with plans to run a small family business, but when he saw an opportunity to grow his company, he ... Read more
Can statistics about past Inc. 500 companies help predict which company from this year's list will be the next Microsoft? Read more
David Pitassi, former CEO of the 1993 number one Inc. 500 company, Drypers Corp., describes the inescapable allure of running a fast-growing . Read more
Fast-growth companies are everywhere, including the unlikely city of Omaha. Read more
Inc. 500 CEO Greg Pabich finds a market for used movies and video games with his company, Movies Games 4 Sale. Read more
A look at some personality traits common to Inc. 500 CEOs: flexibility, independent thinking, single-mindedness, and stubbornness. Read more
Old Style: Hire for attitude, train for skill Bold Style: Train skillfully, with attitude PhotoDisc b... Read more
In 1994, Derrick Rowe had a $5-million two-way-radio company that serviced oil rigs in the NorthAtlantic out of St. John's, Newfoundland. The business was... Read more
An overview of a business offered for sale, including a price rationale and pros and cons of the purchase. Read more
An overview of a business offered for sale including a price rationale and some pros and cons of the purchase. Read more
Various business people tell what it's like to manage a strategic partnership. Read more
The president of Europe's 500, an organization of the European Union's fastest-growing companies, talks about business. Read more
Different entrepreneurs tell how they have found marketing partnerships to be an effective way to stretch a budget. Read more
An Inc. executive editor speaks with noted economist David Birch about how growth companies really behave. Read more
An overview of a business offered for sale, including the price rationale and some pros and cons of the purchase. Read more
Here is how entrepreneurs came together to fight a common enemy, but will they last? Read more
A detailed overview on a buisness offered for sale including the price, and pros and cons of the purchase. Read more
A senior Inc. writer learns that many Inc. 500 company owners would have never guess their firms would grow so fast. Read more
Close-up look at a collection agency business for sale including a price rationale and pros and cons of the purchase. Read more
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