How to Open a Business in Miami
Think you can make it in the Magic City? Here's how to find growth zones, attract a loyal following, and get your game on. Read more
Managing Multiple Locations
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10 Steps to Starting a Business in Boston
For entrepreneurs seeking an innovative city, the Hub lives up to its name. Read more
Introducing Inc.com's Local Sections
Inc.com is launching new pages devoted to New York City small business news, Atlanta small business news, Chicago small business news, San Francisco small bu... Read more
How to Start a Business in Las Vegas
The city that gaming built is open for business. Here's how to balance the risks. Read more
Employee Location Tracking = Big Brother?
Minda Zetlin recently wrote an article here at the Inc Tech... Read more
How to Choose the Right Franchise Location
Where you decide to locate your franchise may make or break your business. Read more
How to Open a (Successful) Food Truck
Want to break into sidewalk entrepreneurship? Here's your guide. Read more
How to Set Up a London Office
If you are thinking of taking your company across the pond, be prepared to give up your car, pay high rents, and leave your business cards in your wallet. Read more
How to Manage Multiple Business Locations
Many companies expand by adding offices or stores in different cities. But geographic growth involves logistical complexity and management finesse. Here's ho... Read more
Uptown Cupcakes Attract Scores of Harlemites
Breaking away from New York's downtown cupcake explosion, Tonnie Rozier finds a new demographic in need of the sweet treats uptown. Read more
How to Manage Telecommuters
Advice on managing employees who work from home Read more
How to Start a Restaurant
It's fine to be inexpensive, says Larry Leith of Tokyo Joe's. But don't go too cheap. Read more
Inc. 5000 Applicant of the Week: Kimpton Hotel and Restaurant Group
The pioneer of boutique hotels continues to grow through stellar customer care and eco-friendly practices. Read more
How I Did It: Butch Stewart of Sandals Resorts
Never enough swim-up bars. Read more
Welcome to No Man's Land
Your organization can't keep pace with demand. Banks won't lend to you. Longtime staffers need to be replaced. Here's how to cope. Read more
Case Study: Hooked On Expansion
Marc Shuman was determined to expand fast. Then a quarter of his franchisees started to struggle. Was shutting them down the best solution? Read more
Why Size Matters
When you outgrow smaller rivals and must compete with big corporations for the first time, you're entering a tricky stage of growth called No Man's Land. Read more
Second Time's the Harm
One CEO learned that expanding to a second city can have many pitfalls. The marketplace is different, and many of your needs are different, too. Read more
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