How I Became a Better Boss
Indigo Johnson used to fire her employees on a regular basis--until she realized that she was the problem. Read more
Minority-Owned Business
Making Tough Decisions: What I've Learned
An entrepreneur talks about tough choices, saying no, and embracing change. Read more
3 Tips for Women Who Want To Lead
Women who want to lead have their work cut out for them. Here's how to fight unhelpful expectations--and keep your own standards firmly in place. Read more
Bringing in Stars, and Letting Them Shine
It's not easy for me to delegate, but our company needs a seasoned manager. What I've learned. Read more
Boosting Business in Recession-Ravaged Communities
While other entrepreneurs overlook struggling communities, The Legacy Movement is fostering entrepreneurship in them--and can help you uncover hidden business opportunities. Read more
Recent Minority-Owned Business Articles
Unlock Your Brand's Hispanic Influencer Base
Alex Frias makes the case that marketing to your brand's Hispanic base requires an integrated, multi-year approach--not just a siloed campaign or two. Here's... Read more
Why I'm Still Getting My Hands Dirty
He got rich flipping houses, then became famous doing it on television. But he really hit his stride when he began thinking of himself as an educator. Read more
How I Came Here as an Arranged Bride and Became My Own Boss
Sundeep Bhandal of IT staffing firm Anjaneyap let her father choose her husband but not her career path. Read more
Reading Rainbow's Digital Future
When PBS canceled LeVar Burton's show, he set out to revolutionize education for kids. Read more
No Succession Plan & an Uncertain Legacy
Life After the Inc. 500: An untimely death and no succession plan left Michelle Taylor at the helm of her mother's company, Betah Associates, with no oars. Read more
Creating a Silicon Valley on the High Seas
Offshore incubator Blueseed will help entrepreneurs who can't get U.S. visas get their start-ups off the ground. Read more
How I Built a Sushi Empire
Inc. 5000 Applicant of the Week Hissho Sushi pioneered the supermarket sushi culture building a franchise around customer service and company culture. Read more
Report: Black Women Make Great Leaders
A new study finds assertive black women leaders are viewed positively while just as assertive white women in the same roles are viewed negatively. Why? Read more
Corporate America Is Killing Your Start-up Dreams
Chained to your desk? I've been there. If you're still stuck working for a giant company, you need to know these two things right now. Read more
The Way I Work: Amos Winbush III, CyberSynchs
He seemed destined for music stardom, but instead Amos Winbush III started CyberSynchs, a $13.5 million-a-year New York City-based mobile phone backup company. Read more
Roots Drummer Starts Chicken Food Truck
Questlove launches a catering start-up and boldly claims fried fowl is the new craze. Read more
Celebrate Veterans Day By Hiring One
Scores of initiatives are helping veterans get back to work. Here's how your business can help. Read more
7 Innovative Military Start-ups
The Inc. 500|5000 Conference plays host to vets and military spouses who are starting companies all over the country. View slideshow
Top 10 Latino and Hispanic Entrepreneurs
With family roots that trace back to Spain and Central and South America, these Latino and Hispanic entrepreneurs have built some of the fastest-growing Amer... View slideshow
Top 10 American Indian Entrepreneurs
From IT solutions to military services, these are the top small businesses run by CEO’s of American Indian heritage. View slideshow
