Europeans Don't Buy " Dot-Com"
You think dot-com is king? That may be so in the Anglo-American world, but if you want to do e-business in Europe, you should really think of getting a Eu... Read story
Austria
Selling Themselves Down The River
When its dealers do a better job, Jayco Inc. send s them packing. Jayco, a $40-million maker of recreational vehicles in Middlebury, Ind., runs a travel i... Read story
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Cutting Costs When Staying in Other Countries
Most consolidators and hotel discount directories cover international as well as domestic locations. You may want to collect several directories to optimi... Read story
How I Did It: Wolfgang Puck
The famed chef and restaurateur Wolfgang Puck of Spago in Hollywood reveals how he built his culinary empire Read story
Flight Club
Forget the company car. Getting around is faster--and less expensive than you may think--in a private plane. Read story
Snow Sports Without the Snow
If you're into winter sports but would rather skip the white stuff, consider these summer activities. Read story
Where to Go for Help: Europe
Albania Teuleda http://www.teuleda.org.al/index.php?gjuha=eng <... Read story
The Kindest Cut
Competition has sparked a global decline in corporate taxes. Read story
It Only Looks Easy
He's the cool boss, the take-a-year-off-to-snowboard guy, the company owner who leads by doing only what he loves. But he's also an intense and talented busi... Read story
King Ink
Tattoos are everywhere. But the tattoo business has yet to outgrow its outlaw roots. Mario Barth aims to change that. His goal: to build the Starbucks of tat... Read story
Remembering Eugene Kleiner
Remembering Eugene Kleiner, the pioneering venture capitalist and co-founder of Kleiner Perkins Caulfield & Byers Read story
How To Grow Without Getting Big
At Magna International, when you get to 200 employees, it's time to start a new company. Read story
Customer Service;
With the almost evangelical emphasis these days on staying close to the customer, a key question for any chief executive officer has to be how his or her ... Read story
Network: February 1991
Network new queries. Read story
The Entrepreneurial Mystique
Almost all of the conventional wisdom about entrepreneurship, says Peter Drucker, is dead wrong. Entrepreneurship is nothing more than a discipline and, like... Read story
The Defiant Ones
Europe has concluded that it must work harder to recognize and nurture growth businesses, and what that means to you. Read story
Saying No to Outsourcing
Valentin Gapontsev hated depending on suppliers. So he did away with them. Read story
Go East, Young Man
First-person account of a joint venture in Eastern Europe. Read story
Brand in the Making
If all goes well under James Prosek's ambitious business plan, he will be elevated from mere fish aficionado to standard-bearer for an entire way of life. Pl... Read story
"It's Going to Be Big"
Marc Ecko always had the dream. Over time -- it wasn't easy -- he developed the skills. Here, he talks about how he got smart, why his billion-dollar clothin... Read story
Northward, Ho!
The new trade agreement between the United States and Canada could touch off a small-business export boom Read story
Winning in the Asian Era
The U.S. must take a new commerce perspective in regard to the changes taking place in the world economy. Read story
The New Entrepreneurial Elite
Lured by enormous compensation packages and the excitement of fast growth, many big-company executives are leaving cushy positions to run start-ups. Read story
European Union (EU)
The European Union (EU), formerly known as the European Community (EC), was formed in the 1950s to encourage and oversee political and economic cooperatio... Read story
When Peter Drucker Speaks
In a review of Drucker's new book, "The World According to Peter Drucker," Speaker of the House Gingrich explains why Drucker is the most influential writer ... Read story
History of a Business Pioneer
Peter Drucker: Shaping the Managerial Mind, by John E. Flaherty. Jossey Bass, 1999, 420 pages, $27. Peter Drucker... Read story
Guest Speaker: Mapping the Entrepreneurial Psyche
What leads a person to start a company? "The impulse...to prove oneself superior to others." Read story
Wine Sellers
How Don Zacharia turned a mom-and-pop liquor store into a wine-retailing juggernaut -- and a family business that works. Read story
Turning the Tables
The outsourcing trend almost killed Kalexsyn--until its founders made globalization work in their favor. Read story
Case Study: Gambling You Can Turn Around a Business
Micky McDonald ran Westbeach for 5 years. Then the company went bankrupt. Was it time to walk away--or buy it? Read story
How I Did It: George Naddaff
From Spit 'n' Shine Boy To Boston Chicken and Beyond. Read story
Entrepreneur of the Year: Ping Fu
She came to this country by way of a Chinese prison, but that's the past, and the future holds a tantalizing promise of smarter, cheaper manufacturing and be... Read story
This Is Rocket Science
Paul Moller may have been working on his flying car for nearly four decades, but he's no crackpot. His saga is a road map of how to keep a dream moving ahead... Read story
French Twist
No one coddles employees like the French, right? Well, you may be surprised. The table at right lists the cost of firing workers, including mandatory severan... Read story
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