Down In The Dumps
Business can't afford it. Government can't enforce it. But this month a new law regulating the hazardous wastes of small companies goes into effect anyway. Read story
Baton Rouge
Network: October 1992
Network reader-to-reader advice. Read story
Business for Sale: A Louisiana Racetrack for $6.75 Million
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Knowing the Score
Understanding how your banker rates your company knowing their 'loan grading' system. Read story
Hard-to-get Property-Casualty Coverage
Advice on how to get affordable property-casualty insurance. Read story
Employers Tackle A Tricky Math Problem
Teaching math: the new core competency. Read story
Car-Phone Pros and Cons
Different companies' experiences with the cost of and other problems with employees' use of car phones. Read story
Black Entrepreneurship, the Sequel
Some thoughts on how the recent emergence of more black-owned small businesses reflects on a proud history. Read story
States Report: Turning The Tables
We were halfway through a breakfast interview in Baton Rouge, La., when Kevin Couhig the assistant secretary of industry and commerce for Louisiana, solem... Read story
A Golden Alternative
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
Recruiting: Tapping the Talent Pool
How to use skill tests, applicant tracking software, video interviews, and industry-specific job sites to find the best candidates in a large stack of resumes. Read story
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The South Shall Ride Again
This motorcycle maker has a powerful vision for his company. And he's dragging his supporters along -- whether they like it or not. Read story
Attempts To Help Amid The Chaos
September 1, 2005 --Sounding haggard, Jim Brown is still waiting to hear from a shrimp farmer in Bayou La Batre, Ala. When Read story
Surviving Tax Season
Five New Rules You Shouldn't Miss. Read story
After the Storm
Our August case study about Carnival Brands , a struggling New Orleans food manufact... Read story
Case Study: Raymond Rathle Survived a Hurricane but Lost His Employees, Customers, and Insurance
Can his business be saved? Read story
"I Am Very Lucky and Very Grateful"
Jonathan Ferrara Jonathan Ferrara Gallery New Orleans As told to Leslie TaylorRead story
Flooded, Abandoned Properties Draw Speculators
September 12, 2005 --As residents fleeing New Orleans consider settling down elsewhere, their now empty homes and offices are drawing the ... Read story
The New Artisans
LYN PFAELZER Image Awareness As a child in upper-class Baton Rouge, La., Lyn Pfaelzer was schooled in all the social graces expected of a sout... Read story
"Juggle, Adapt, and Adjust"
Drew Ramsey Hubig's Pies New Orleans As told to Leslie Taylor Dre... Read story
Hot Spots
INC.'s annual ranking of America's cities Read story
Green Bayou
With almost $1 billion in new taxes, Louisiana is hedging against a long-standing dependency on cheap energy and good ol' boy charm. Read story
Welcome Back, Dan Estes and Peggy Nordeen
Inc.500 CEOs seize opportunities. They're ambitious. And they can't imagine not being entrepreneurs Read story
Run Cheap TV Commercials with Google TV Ads
With Google's TV ad service, small companies can buy low-cost TV commercials on national cable channels Read story
The Secrets of Bootstrapping
18 ways to grow or survive by substituting imagination, know-how, or effort for capital. Read story
Case Study: Business Was Booming, But the Richardsons Were Seriously Burned Out
Was shutting down their thriving tearoom really the answer? Read story
Hot Spots
INC.'s list of the 50 fastest-growing U.S. cities Read story
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HOW THE CITIES WERE RANKED Like our annual states report, this ranking of metropolitan areas is based on three factors: job generation, rate of significan... Read story
Inventing Entrepreneurs
A CEO encourages entrepreneurial spirit among his regional managers by giving them lots of latitude and 49% equity. Read story
Obits: Plan to Make T-Shirts in USA Unravels
A series of setbacks led to Port Barre Apparel's rapid unraveling. Read story
How I Did It: Sidney Frank, founder, Sidney Frank Importing
"I wanted to be a billionaire," says the man responsible for your Jägermeister headache. At age 85 he stunned the liquor industry by getting his wish. Read story
The Tie That Binds
Microcomputer to mainframe and micro to mini communications are hot topics today -- with good reason. For many growing companies, these links could provide a... Read story
Capital Punishment
A look at the problems caused by having too much capital and the benefits of bootstrapping. Read story
Taking The Fear Out of Factoring
With more and more reputable companies entering the factoring business, services have greatly improved. But factors' bottom line use remains the same: provid... Read story
Top 25 Cities for Doing Business in America
If you're looking for cities large, medium, and small where job growth is robust and economies are strong, head to the ones on this year's Top Cities list. F... Read story
Hot Cities, Hot Sites
The cover story of the December 2000 issue of Inc. magazine, " Best Cities to Start and ... Read story
Getting Paid
How to make collecting bills as much a part of daily business as making sales. Read story
Regional Entrepreneurs of the Year
A list of 1992's Regional Entrepreneurs of the Year. Read story
Can't Find an Accountant?
You're not alone. Sarbanes-Oxley has so overwhelmed accountants that companies are having trouble getting their books audited. Read story
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