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Office and Operations
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Hotel Rewards, Without the Commitment
A new way to earn rewards while staying at various hotels Read more
How to Budget and Manage Inventory for 2011
If your suppliers can't meet an increase in demand, neither can you. Here's how to make sure you're both ready for better times. Read more
Why Documenting Business Operations is Important
How a boring thing like documenting business processes can make your company hum. Read more
How to Start a Business in Dallas
It's one of the biggest U.S. cities for business, and nearly 80 percent of Dallas companies are small businesses. Here's how to break in. Read more
10 Tips for Making Employees Love Their Office
Forget the ping-pong table. Master the basics that make workers productive – and happy – in their office space. Read more
Washington, D.C. Office Space Most Expensive in U.S.
Rents in the nation's capital rose 3.9 percent compared to a year ago, pushing its office space past New York City as the priciest in the country. Read more
How to Start a Boutique Hotel
Smaller, luxurious hotels have become popular as consumers look for more out of their vacation spending. Here's how you can start a successful non-branded in... Read more
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
The Business of the Detroit Metropolitan Airport
Here’s a look at the companies that provide the safety vests, tow bars, belt loaders, and ground surveillance on the tarmac as you dash for your flight. Read more
Start-ups 2010: How to Launch a Co-working Facility
Tony Bacigalupo of New Work City, a co-working space in New York City, went from lonely freelancer to entrepreneur. Read more
Inc. 5000 Update: Dirt Pros
Business lessons from the basketball court. Read more
7 Tips for When Road Construction Affects Your Business
Roadwork can really hurt a storefront business but owners are finding ways to maintain sales and customers. Read more
Tips for Building a Cool Business in Austin
Austin is ripe for start-ups. Here's how to tap into the best of local culture. Read more
10 Steps to Starting a Business in Boston
For entrepreneurs seeking an innovative city, the Hub lives up to its name. 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
Five Things You Can Learn from Your Receptionist
When you want the most current updates on trends affecting your company, look no further than the front desk. Read more
Best Practices for Selling Jello Shots?
Each day, Inc.'s reporters scour the Web for the most important and interesting news to entrepreneurs. Here's what we found today: Ge... Read more
The Truth About Real Estate
Our new office cost a fortune, but I still think it is the best investment we’ve ever made. Read more
Small Kombucha Brewers Find Themselves in Hot Water
Dozens of small brewers suddenly in dire straits as the government weighs whether the popular bottled tea should be regulated as an alcoholic beverage. Read more
How to Comply With the Americans With Disabilities Act
Breaking down what the decades-old act means for small businesses. Read more
Think Twice About Buying Commercial Real Estate
Owning your office space could pump value into your company, but more likely it will distract you from your core business. Read more
Building a Brick-Oven Dream in Seattle
Food writer Molly Wizenberg talks to Inc. about the trials and rewards of opening a pizza shop with her husband. Read more
Las Vegas's Business Travel Hotel Hot Spots
See which Vegas hotels showed up on the 2010 Business Travel 50. Read more
Introducing Inc.com's Local Sections
With apologies to Tip O'Neill, you might say that all business is local. That is why Inc.com is rolling out 12 new sections devoted to some of the major m... Read more
How to Start a Business in Seattle
Surviving as a small business owner alongside the likes of Microsoft, Amazon, and Starbucks isn't as impossible as it seems. Read more
How to Find a Bay Area Start-up Location
Do you want to play with the big guns on the peninsula, go with the flow in SoMa, or carve out a different niche in the East Bay? Read more
How to Survive a Beijing Business Trip
From the minute you land in Beijing, nothing is business as usual. Read more
How to Start a Business in Los Angeles
The diverse economy of Los Angeles provides many great business opportunities, but not without an array of challenges. Here's how to get started. 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
Chicago's Top Business Travel Hot Spots
Windy City highlights from Inc.com's Business Travel 50, including a spa for businessmen and a free running tour. Read more
How to Start a Business in Atlanta
Despite its laid-back vibe, Atlanta is considered a rising star of the business world. Here's how to navigate its challenges. Read more
How to Set Up an Office in Washington, D.C.
Dream on: You won't get a view of the Washington Monument, but look for alternative space or incentives and you might just find a bargain in the saturated ca... Read more
How to Survive a Las Vegas Trade Show
Getting the most out of Sin City without getting a headache. Read more
Employee Location Tracking = Big Brother?
Minda Zetlin recently wrote an article here at the Inc Tech... Read more
