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New Jersey Procurement Fair

Dec 27, 2006

Dec. 27, 2006 -- The New Jersey Institute of Technology will host a procurement fair for small businesses on Jan. 18 in Atlantic City, N....  Read story

Network: July 1990

By Inc Staff |  Jul 1, 1990

Network new queries.  Read story

A Market Worth Fighting For

By Larry Olmsted |  Apr 1, 2006

Gareb Shamus keeps coming up with new ways to reach big-spending, early-adopting, first-in-line 18- to 34-year-old males. His latest is a doozy.  Read story

N.J. Businesses Prepare for Sudden Tax Increase

By Jasmine D. Adkins |  Jul 14, 2006

Some retailers fear customers will be scared off by a higher state sales tax.  Read story

My Place: Thomas Ennis's Glass Beach House

By Inc Staff |  Jan 1, 2008

The owner of this glass beach house holds 29 patents. He's putting some of them to work around the house.  Read story

Ask Inc.

By Inc Staff |  Dec 1, 2005

Firing unionized workers; rental car liability.  Read story

Hot Spots

By Joel Kotkin |  Mar 1, 1989

Summary of metropolitan economies for 1989; the most growth was seen in the 'edge cities', where cattle once grazed.  Read story

Behind the Scenes: Companies at the Heart of Everyday Life

By Patrick J. Sauer |  Dec 1, 2008

Rockefeller Center, New York City 10.13.08, 8:05 P.M.  Read story

The Most Entrepreneurial Cities in America

By John Case |  Mar 1, 1990

Inc.'s 1990 ranking of metropolitan regions by job growth, business starts, and proportion of high-growth companies.  Read story

The Silicon Saloonkeeper

By V.I. |  Sep 1, 1984

He won't water down your drink or yawn if you tell him your troubles. And he never needs tipping. Scarab is a robot bartender, although "he" looks m...  Read story

The Company That Saved The Farm

By Leslie Brokaw |  Oct 1, 1988

A fast growing wharf-building business started to preserve a condemned farmhouse in Vermont.  Read story

Are You Ready for Some Football Clichés?

By Patrick J. Sauer |  Oct 1, 2003

Sure, too many coaches write books that try to apply the lessons of football to the world of business. But there really are some management lessons that can ...  Read story

Resurrecting Auto Graveyards

By John Grossman |  Mar 1, 1983

A decade ago consultant Barry Isenberg shed his three-piece suit and stepped into what he calls "the last frontier." Since then, a lot of junkyard dogs have ...  Read story

Life After March Madness

By Darren Dahl |  Mar 14, 2006

Former Duke stars Christian Laettner and Brian Davis have turned their attention to real-estate development.  Read story

Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA)

A Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) is a designation the U.S. government uses to refer to a region that, broadly speaking, consists of a city and its su...  Read story

Selling Out

By Curtis Hartman |  Jun 1, 1985

National Content Liquidators makes its profits when other companies have lost theirs.  Read story

On the Street Where You Live

By Leigh Buchanan |  May 1, 2000

Two experienced founders discuss why more inner-city residents don't seize the opportunity to start companies on their home turf.  Read story

Update

By Larry Olmsted |  Jul 1, 2006

Fight League Comes in Swinging April 2006 When pop-culture publisher Gareb Shamus appeared on our April cover ["Read story

Look to Low-Cost and Niche Airlines for Low Fares

By Tom Parsons |  Apr 28, 2000

One of the best ways to get the lowest fares is to know where low-cost and niche airlines fly. These carriers allow you to create your own system of airfa...  Read story

The Inc. 500 Honor Roll

By Curtis Hartman |  Dec 1, 1986

You could write the book on business growth from the strategies of the companies that have made the INC. 500 five years running.  Read story

Splitting Heirs

By Joshua Hyatt |  Mar 1, 1988

Nearly a hundred years ago, Lorenzo Vaughn planted a time bomb in his company. Finally, it went off  Read story

The Revenge Of The Fortune 500

By Joel Kotkin |  Aug 1, 1985

When companies as big as Campbell start thinking like entrepreneurs, small companies had better start thinking about new ways to compete.  Read story

Almanac

By Inc Staff |  May 15, 1998

A statistical guide to the metro areas and states that are home to the most start-ups per capita, the top 20 types of new ventures, and the most popular home...  Read story

Where the Growth Is

By John Case |  Jun 1, 1991

The best cities for growing a business and how to follow the signs to thriving markets.  Read story

Luck is for Losers

By Leigh Buchanan |  Aug 1, 2008

A gambler who loathes risk, Bill Kaplan ran his famed MIT Blackjack Team like a business and left the table with more than $10 million in winnings. Can the l...  Read story

Why It's Pat Croce's World

By Joseph Rosenbloom |  Apr 1, 2002

During his five-year reign as president of the Philadelphia 76ers, the upbeat, unabashed, and sometimes corny Pat Croce turned the team into the Cinderella s...  Read story

Friday The 13th

By Vin McLellan |  Oct 1, 1983

The call came from IBM offering Martin Alpert a deal that could give his company a lock on its market. But he wasn't celebrating.  Read story

Hot Spots

Mar 1, 1988

INC.'s annual ranking of America's cities  Read story

Hot Zones

By Emily Barker |  Dec 1, 1999

A look at the best cities in America for starting and growing a business. Plus: CEOs discuss their reasons for locating their business where they did.  Read story

A Golden Alternative

By Tom Parsons |  May 3, 2000

Using alternative airports is a form of creative ticketing that airlines don't really object to, but they will not offer alternative airport options when ...  Read story

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