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10 Steps to Greener Packaging
Thinking of going green? Switching to eco-packaging can be tricky. These steps will make the process a little smoother. View slideshow
Jack Plunkett Interview: What Small Businesses Should Know
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From Metal Factory to Architectural Innovator
How one man built his family's small manufacturing plant into the go-to metalworking studio for the world's premier architectural projects. View slideshow
Why I Became an Entrepreneur
The inaugural post of Eileen P. Gunn's new Inc.com blog, Start Me Up. Read more
The Future According to CEOs
What do U.S. business leaders see in the crystal ball? Plus, does innovation run in families, and the rest of the day's news. Read more
Edison's Inventionland
A tour through Thomas Edison's famed workshop, plus Apple's bid to convert speech to text, and the rest of today's news. Read more
Will LinkedIn's IPO Start a Frenzy?
Remember all the talk about how there's no money in social networks? Well, it now seems strangely academic. LinkedIn has priced its IPO, which it ann... Read more
Inspiring Future Generations to Innovate
So much for trade secrets. Limor Fried has based a business around the idea that everyone can do it themselves. Read more
Geoffrey Moore Interview: How to Approach the Smartphone App Business
This article is the final part of an 8 part series. Read Read more
Cal McAllister and Ian Cohen, Founders of Wexley School for Girls 
Cal McAllister and Ian Cohen are the founders of the advertising agency, Wexley School for Girls. Watch video
Interviewing Geoffrey Moore: How to Find Your Economic Sweet Spot
This article is part 7 of an 8 part series. Read part 6 h... Read more
Innovation: A Long-Distance Fingerprint Scanner
Advanced Optical Systems says it has developed a device that can capture fingerprints from up to 6.5 feet away. Read more
Book Review: Little Bets
Author Peter Sims addresses the idea of creative innovation. Read more
Hot New Market: Smarter Window Glass
The market for energy-saving window glass heats up. Read more
Big Idea: An Antimicrobial Gym Towel
The story behind the Silver Towel, a bamboo towel with bacteria-resistant nanosilver particles Read more
A Start-up Combines Slim Jims and Red Bull
Meet the founder of a new product called Perky Jerky, coming soon to a supermarket near you. Read more
Comic Books for Entrepreneurs
Six popular business books get an illustrated makeover. Read more
Interviewing Geoffrey Moore: Niche Innovation
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Behind the Quiet Success of the Video Game Industry
The video game industry is quietly putting up revenue numbers that rival the movie and music industries. Author Harold Goldberg shares what other industries ... Read more
5 Augmented Reality Campaigns We Love
Augmented reality allows brands to interact with consumers in a new and unique way. Here are five campaigns that got our attention. View slideshow
How to Use Augmented Reality in Advertising
Combining the digital and physical worlds, augmented reality offers brands a unique new opportunity to interact with consumers. Here's why it's worth a shot. Read more
Interviewing Geoffrey Moore: How a Small Business Can Gain Market Power
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Interviewing Geoffrey Moore: How to Gain Market Power
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Inc. 5000 Applicant of the Week: Heartwood Studios
How custom-designed 3-D virtual training applications provide the U.S. Army with a modern alternative for training soldiers. Read more
Interviewing Geoffrey Moore: New Book in the Fall
This article is Part 2 of an 8 part series. Read Par... Read more
An Unlikely Place to Nurture the Entrepreneurial Spirit? Jail.
In August 2009 Jeff Smith, then a Missouri State Senator, pled guilty to two counts of obstruction of justice and resigned his seat. Five months later he wen... Read more
Firing Up American Innovation
It will take the freedom to pursue ideas and the freedom to fail, says Vint Cerf. Plus, another Facebook lawsuit, and the rest of today's news. Read more
Reinventing the Way We Teach Engineers
In creating a start-up school of engineering, Olin's Richard Miller first asked, "Can entrepreneurial thinking be taught?" Read more
How My Alma Mater Is Killing My Start-up
An alumna of Syracuse University recalls the aggravating tale of trying to start a T-shirt company and trademarking the word "Syracutie." Read more
Why New Orleans Is the Coolest Start-up City in America
Idea Village, a New Orleans-based not-for-profit that helps support local entrepreneurs, is helping rebuild its city's economic devastation by organizing a s... Read more
Could This Man Mine the Moon?
Entrepreneurial lunar dreams. Plus, working out-of-the-office goes mainstream, LivingSocial's investment boost, and the rest of the day's news. Read more
Google Prank Becomes a Reality
On April Fool's Day, the prank that was the biggest hit in the office was Google Mo... Read more
How to Institutionalize Inspiration in Your Company
The most overlooked aspect of innovation, but arguably the most important, is inspiration. Andy Stefanovich, author of the book Look At More , shares... Read more
Innovation: A More Efficient Way to Steer Small Satellites in Space
Honeybee Robotics is developing miniature control moment gyroscopes that can be used in small satellites that can be deployed quickly to monitor natural disa... Read more
