A Continuing Cereal
Dr. John Harvey Kellogg thought his younger brother was, well, a bit of a flake. But Will Keith Kellogg firmly believed that the crunchy breakfast dish he... Read story
Dr. John Harvey Kellogg thought his younger brother was, well, a bit of a flake. But Will Keith Kellogg firmly believed that the crunchy breakfast dish he... Read story
When Rich Davis acquired an ailing Battle Creek, Mich., Buick dealership last August, he decided to scrap the company's advertising campaign and fire his ... Read story
Inc. Technology readers react to articles from Inc. Technology #2, 1998, including Alessandra Bianchi's "Lines of Fire" and Jeffrey Seglin's "He's Got the Wh... Read story
Surplus government equipment may be a good bet if you're outfitting a business on a shoestring. Excess items are auctioned off to the public through two ... Read story
The answer may surprise you. Read story
Advice on tailoring profit-sharing plans to motivate employees. Read story
Magazine subscriptions at $12 a year can sell over the telephone, but what about the services of a software programmer costing $100,000? Ashok Trivedi fig... Read story
Author John Izzo believes that employees will continue to push for more flexible hours. Read story
Inc.'s 1990 ranking of metropolitan regions by job growth, business starts, and proportion of high-growth companies. Read story
Investigation of how seven different entrepreneurs found distribution the key to maintaining a competitive edge. Read story
Summary of metropolitan economies for 1989; the most growth was seen in the 'edge cities', where cattle once grazed. Read story
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