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You can hire the best, even if you're on a budget. You just need to know where to look. Read more
You can hire the best, even if you're on a budget. You just need to know where to look. Read more
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A better process to think through your choices when the stakes are high. Read more
What does the $1 billion acquisition have to do with you? A look at the dangers of hitching your company to one particular platform. Read more
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In today’s digital age, it's hard to focus. But the Not-Right-Now list can help you get things done. Read more
Tired of success stories? Every Friday on Inc.com we bring you epic tales of failure and shame. This week: Getting sacked. Read more
In 1925, leadoff hitter Wally Pipp stepped aside because he knew the Yankees needed a rising star, Lou Gehrig, up at bat. What a legacy. Read more
What's the workplace really like? A new survey claims women are working their tails off... and men are more likely to play hooky. Read more
What you don't do can sometimes make a bigger impact than what you do. Read more
Running a business is like flying a plane: Lots of decisions to make and zero time to analyze them. Improve your gut instincts with these tips. Read more
Substance trumps style in the long run. Here's how to make the kind of impression that lasts. Read more
Why you don't have to be loud to be a great leader. Read more
Can't offer extra money or a better title? You may not need either to get your top employee to stick around. Read more
Need a cheaper way to manage your topsy-turvy schedule? These apps and services will do the trick. Read more
Norman Edmund started an army salvage business out of his New Jersey home, and became publisher of the famous Edmund Scientific catalog. Read more
Even through the economic crisis, she learned from her mistakes and kept up her spirits. Watch video
How Lara Miller runs her clothing line, from Excel spreadsheets to fashion design. Watch video
Lara Miller started her women's clothing business in 2005. Her symmetrical designs are now sold in more than 50 stores around the world. She faced plenty of ... Watch video
Lara Miller started her women's clothing business in 2005. Her sophisticated, symmetrical designs are now sold in more than 50 stores around the world. But s... Watch video
Lara Miller jogs and visits the beach to relax from the pressures of her hectic work schedule. Watch video
"Can I just be the creative director of my company, please somebody rescue me." Watch video
Lara Miller says the reward is when she sees people wearing her designs. Watch video
The Chicago designer talks about what the day-to-day entrepreneur lifestyle really entails, including the upside. Watch video
"I'm happy-go-lucky, and I'm ambitious." Watch video
Lara Miller's creative inspiration comes from architecture, Russian dolls, and Mexican textiles. Watch video
The eco-friendly fashionista says she could not have launched her business on her own. Watch video
It doesn't matter what industry you're in. This is the one thing all successful people know how to do well. Read more
How to keep quiet politeness from killing your sales, marketing and probably your business. Read more
Tired of success stories? Every Friday on Inc.com we bring you epic tales of failure and shame. Up this week: Awkward hiring situations. Read more
Sure, there were successes along the way. But there were also mistakes--lots of them. An ex-manager reflects on his rookie days. Read more
Strategies every start-up and small business can take from Apple, Facebook, Google, and other leaders in high tech. Read more
Having trouble dreaming up a new Web campaign for your product or service? Borrow some ideas from these viral videos. Read more
These trends could make for huge opportunities--or huge disruptions to your business. Either way, they are ones to watch. Read more
Tech entrepreneurs flock to pricey events for the networking and the potential prize money. But there are cheaper ways to launch to the masses. Read more
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