Google's Car Will Change the World
Imagine a world without traffic jams, with online bidding for parking spaces, and the end of drunk driving. Read more
Innovation
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Is Your Company Boring?
TrendHunter.com founder Jeremy Gutsche offers up tips to help your business stay innovative even as it becomes more predictable. Read more
Entrepreneur Wins $625 Million Payout From Apple
Yale University professor David Gelernter said Apple's software infringed on three of his patents. A federal jury agreed. Read more
Elon Musk's Guide to the Galaxy
For the founder of SpaceX, Tesla Motors, and SolarCity, the journey is just beginning. Read more
Innovation: Let There Be Light
1366 Technologies has developed a more efficient way to produce silicon wafers for solar panels. Read more
How to Adapt Products for Different Markets
How Violight adapted its toothbrush sanitizer into a cleaning product for cell phones. Read more
How Groupon Handles Copycats Overseas
How the daily-deal site defends itself in global markets. Read more
Would You Buy Underwear By Subscription?
The CEOs of Tommy Bahama and Bonobos weigh in on Manpacks's plan to sell men's underwear subscriptions. Read more
How to Hire for Creativity
If you want to build an innovative company, you had better make it your business to find employees who think outside the box. Read more
The Secret to TechCrunch's Success
Two words: Good writing. The company just sold itself to AOL for a Read more
An Entrepreneurial Safari
Each day, Inc.'s reporters scour the Web for the most important and interesting news to entrepreneurs. Here's what we found today: ... Read more
Groupon's Expansion Strategy
In its quest to become the global powerhouse of online daily deals, Chicago-based Groupon is buying up copycat websites overseas. View slideshow
Developers Bet on Google's Android
The search engine giant's operating system has the best long-term business prospects, according to a new survey. Read more
The Key to the Facebook Movie
Paul Graham's classic essay on why nerds are not popular may help explain the improbable rise of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. Read more
FCC Opens Up Unlicensed Airwaves for Innovation
The so called 'white spaces' would house super Wi-Fi, with longer ranges and the ability to pass through walls. Read more
Mark Zuckerberg Gives Newark an Education
Each day, Inc .'s reporters scour the Web for the most important and interesting news to entrepreneurs. Here's what we found today: ... Read more
New Search Engine Optimization Methodology
While teaching a social media class last Friday in Columbus, OH, I ran across a company at the technology incubator up there called Read more
Facebook's Dirty Tricks
The more dirt we get on on Mark Zuckerberg—the Facebook founder and, now, bonafide Holl... Read more
SBA Awards Grants to Economic ‘Clusters’
Agency is seeking to encourage collaboration between small businesses, the public sector, developers, and institutions to advance local industries. Read more
Breakfast With Richard Branson
Each day, Inc.'s reporters scour the Web for the most important and interesting news to entrepreneurs. Here's what we found today: ... Read more
Meet Google's Resident Entrepreneur
Each day, Inc .'s reporters scour the Web for the most important and interesting news to entrepreneurs. Here's what we found today: ... Read more
Start-Up Sues Google for Interference, Patent Infringement
Skyhook Wireless filed two lawsuits claiming Google infringed on its patents and caused it to lose lucrative partnerships. Read more
Twitter's Big Announcement
No, Twitter did not sell itself to Google, despite rumors that were... Read more
Entrepreneurs in Space
There's a lot of insanity in Forbes's new Read more
Your New Printable Home
Each day, Inc .'s reporters scour the Web for the most important and interesting news to entrepreneurs. Here's what we found today: <... Read more
How Stuff Gets Made
Ashlee Vance has an update from the front lines of a "manufacturing revolution." He Read more
More Questions About Demand Media
Wired finally addresses the questions raised on this blog and, subsequently, in... Read more
SBA: U.S. Slipping in Entrepreneurship
A new study says large companies and a slowdown in the tech sector are to blame. Read more
Entrepreneur Says "I Do" to Divorce Insurance
A North Carolina businessman who describes his own failed marriage as "world-class ugly" has come up with a novel product aimed at helping people defray the ... Read more
Obama's Big Speech
That speech today? Pretty much Read more
Automating Innovation
Each day, Inc .'s reporters scour the Web for the most important and interesting news to entrepreneurs. Here's... Read more
Obama's Tax Break
President Obama's big economic policy speech tomorrow should be interesting. The Journal is Read more
5 Ways to Improve Quality
Whether you sell a product or a service, these five steps will help you ensure that you are constantly improving the way you do business--to the delight of y... Read more
What the Apple Announcement Means
Steve Jobs just wrapped up another keynote –Chris ... Read more
