What Sheryl Sandberg's New Book Means for Women Entrepreneurs
Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg wants to start a revolution for women in the workplace. Inc. editor-at-large Leigh Buchanan explores the implications for women ... Read more
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Measuring performance by looking at the P&L is like driving by looking in the rearview mirror. Here's a better way to predict performance. Read more
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If you're starting your own business for these four reasons don't do it. Read more
Bobbi Brown: Always Keep Your Eyes Open
Before she built a beauty empire, Bobbi Brown gleaned business instincts from her Cadillac-selling grandfather. Read more
Your Start-up Needs Some Structure
As your company grows you need to think less like an entrepreneur and more like a CEO. Read more
7 Ways to Save More Money Now
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The True Test of a Business
Do you want to build a business or a job? Many entrepreneurs don't understand the difference. Read more
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Sure, it's nice to help a college kid, but interns can also help your business. Think about it. Read more
Business in Trouble? Tell Your Customers
When this café ran into financial trouble, the owners did the only thing they could: They asked customers for help--and help they did. Read more
Legal Counsel Even a Small Business Can Afford
Rocket Lawyer founder Charley Moore is determined to democratize the legal landscape, even if it means going to court. Read more
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Photos Are Social Media Gold
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Applying some basic family principles to your employees can go a long way to improving loyalty and retention--especially during tough times. Read more
Gilt Groupe's Kevin Ryan: What Works, And Doesn't Work, in Flash Sales
The online retail pioneer explains why he stepped down as Gilt CEO, and offers his predictions for the fate of the much-hyped industry. Read more
Founders: Do These 3 Things First
Sure, it's easy to get overwhelmed. But here are three things all entrepreneurs need to do right out of the gate. Read more
Five Highly Personal Questions for Gary Vaynerchuk
The wine and social media entrepreneur faces up to questions that other entrepreneurs would duck. Watch video
Inside the Mind of the World's Most Competitive Entrepreneur
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How to Create a "Legendary Story" for Your Company
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Are You Ready for the Spotlight?
When a big time event comes to town, small businesses should be ready to attract more customers. Read more
Youngstown, Ohio: Shrugging Off Its Rust Belt Reputation
Paul Cusson, chairman and founder of Inc. 5000 company Northern States Metals, says Youngstown, Ohio is poised to change manufacturing forever. Read more
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Hiring people who are not the right fit for your company is akin to catching a cold. Here's how to limit the extent of the illness to the rest of the company. Read more
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Lots of acquisitions lead to redundancies, lay-offs, and ultimately unhappy marriages. But they don't have to be that way. Read more
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Most CEO's of acquired companies stick around less than a year, but Honest Tea's Seth Goldman explains why he's staying put at Coca-Cola. Read more
Finally Get a Handle on Work-Life Balance
Sure, you can get your own life relatively balanced--but what about managing an entire start-up full of workaholics? Read more
How to Work When You Feel Like Crap
It's well into the cold and flu season. If you get sick and can't take a sick day, here's how to push through and get the job done. Read more
Why Failure is the New Black, and How To Wear it
Just because failure has become fashionable doesn't mean it's easy to deal with. These 4 tips will get you going again. Read more
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"Groupon clone" is perhaps the biggest Silicon Valley meme of the decade. News of a company merger illuminates why you should avoid getting anywhere near the... Read more
Astronaut Mark Kelly: 'Even Though It's Fun, It's a Continuous Crisis'
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Suppliers: How to Get a Bigger Piece of the Pie
With more companies seeking to diversify their supplier base, the opportunity is there to increase your share of the business. Here's how. Read more
Dear China: Stop Stealing My Intellectual Property, Or Else
Competitors in emerging markets can't be allowed the advantage of pirated technology. Read more
Got Funding? 7 Things to Do Now
It's too easy to lose focus after reaching this all-important milestone. Stay the course postfunding with these tips. Read more
A Better Way To Do a Deal
Before they even start to negotiate, entrepreneurs and investors often start off on the wrong track. How to better understand the person across the table. Read more
How LinkedIn Is Beating Facebook
By every meaningful metric, LinkedIn is kicking Facebook's butt. Read more
