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The branding banner ad campaign is similar to a traditional print, radio, or TV campaign. The core concept behind a branding campaign is that if you put a... Read story
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Give Clients What They Really Want
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Build real personal relationships with your clients--so they'll reveal to you what they really want, what could really drive their decision but can't be writ... Read story
It's a Small World
By Leslie Brokaw | Oct 1, 1990
Start-up develops a heating process used to make metal parts for cars more quickly and cheaply. Read story
The Leader: A New Face For American Management, By Michael Maccoby. Simon
Dec 1, 1981
Since the 1976 publication of The Gamesman, a study focusing on the personalities of managers of companies that create new technology, either Michael Macc... Read story
A Misguided View Of American Industry
By Bob Coleman | Oct 1, 1983
Has author Robert Reich ever met a real entrepreneur? This writer doesn't think so. Read story
How to Navigate the Importing Seas
By Susan Greco | Sep 1, 1992
Valuable advice on importing. Read story
One Man, One Computer, 1,431 Lawn Mowers
By Jill Hecht Maxwell | Jun 15, 2001
A garden-tool distributor rakes it in by carefully deciding what he needs to do himself -- and what he doesn't. Read story
"good Leaders Aren't Perfect"
Jan 1, 1982
Author Michael Maccoby thinks we've had enough of old-style managers. Read story
Docket: Supreme Court Cases on Business
Oct. 5, 2005 --Small business issues are scheduled to go before the Supreme Court this fall, just as two new justices are expected to join... Read story
Watching You Watching
By Thea Singer | Oct 1, 2001
Seeing Machines' new product hopes to help us better understand how we interact with machines. Read story
If At First You Don't Succeed
By Hillary Johnson | Jul 1, 2003
How my father tried to reconcile his big ideas with a small-minded world. Read story
The Education of Harry Featherstone
By JAY FINEGAN | Jul 1, 1990
How one CEO turned around a troubled company by setting up an ESOP, and by focusing on training and quality. Read story
Rutan-backed Flight Completes Global Voyage
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March 8, 2005 -- Steve Fossett became the first solo pilot to complete a non-stop, non-refueled flight around the world last week, cloc... Read story
What Business Is Amazon.com Really In?
By Ron MacLean | Feb 1, 2000
With more than $550 million in losses over the past five years, how can Amazon.com seriously expect to become a viable retail business? Inc. offers ... Read story
Why 20 Million of You Can't Be Wrong
By John Case | Apr 1, 2004
A long-time Inc . contributor surveys the current entrepreneurial scene and reports his findings. How do things look? Well, one answer might be "Neve... Read story
The Revolt Of The Capitalists
By A. Craig Copetas | Sep 1, 1985
When the ruling Social Democrats proposed one tax too many, 100,000 Swedish businesspeople took to the streets in protest -- and that was just the beginning. Read story
Darn Those Pop-Up Ads! They're Maddening, But Do They Work?
By No Author | Aug 1, 2003
They create as much clutter as those slippery advertising inserts that fatten a Sunday newspaper and are as inescapable as humidity in August. But just ho... Read story
The Little State That Could
By Bruce G. Posner | Oct 1, 1983
Rhode Island thinks it can, it thinks it can, it thinks it can. Read story
Resources
By Inc Staff | Feb 1, 1997
A comprehensive resource guide to topics and issues featured in the February edition of Inc. magazine. Read story
After 81 Years, Pirsch
By Susan E. Currier | Aug 1, 1981
They make every fire engine by hand, says the founder's great-grandson, and that's why the company has been around longer than any other. Read story
Born Again
By Leslie Shultz | Nov 1, 1983
Back in 1981, Chevrolet was making good things happen; Chrysler was holding the line on prices; and Ford had a better idea. But perhaps the best idea of a... Read story
Linux Use on the Rise
March 2004 --Linux, the open-source operating system long popular with programmers, is being used by more U.S. companies and in more produ... Read story
Buzz
By Nancy K. Austin | May 1, 1998
A look at the elusive marketing concept commonly called "buzz." Here are some ways that buzz can be generated and the effects it has on a business or product. Read story
Why 20 Million of You Can't Be Wrong
By John Case | Apr 1, 2004
A long-time Inc . contributor surveys the current entrepreneurial scene and reports his findings. How do things look? Well, one answer might be "Neve... Read story
China Inc.
By Joel Kotkin | Dec 1, 1992
Two Inc. writers look at China's new embrace of capitalism and its impact on the future of global economics. Read story
The Smartest Franchisees in America
By JAY FINEGAN | Nov 1, 1995
An in-depth look at a new wave of franchisees who are using their entrepreneurial smarts as true company builders. Read story
At The Crossroads
By Lucien Rhodes | Feb 1, 1988
After 10 years, Bill Wilson has discovered that the very traits that fed his early success no longer seem to work. He can no longer control every event in th... Read story
Company Profile: The Missing Link
By Anne Murphy | Jun 1, 1995
A close look at an educational software development firm and how they got their products to the national market. Read story
The Start-up Factory
By Jerry Useem | Feb 1, 1997
The story of how Bill Gross has channeled his creative zeal into a business that generates start-ups and why. Read story
Basic Instincts
By Edward O. Welles | Sep 1, 1996
A look at a management appraoch that isn't science, but more a feel for trade and how it happens on the fly. Read story
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