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Blockbuster Inc.


Why It's Trending: Blockbuster has filed for Chapter 11 protection in an effort to cut its debt from $1 billion to $100 million.

Recent Articles about Blockbuster Inc.

Obit: Pizza Chain's Blockbuster "Deal" Ends in a Bust

Thinking he had a great deal cooking, Tony Riviera prepared to take his pizza concept national in a joint venture with Blockbuster. But when the entertainmen...  Read more

Netflix vs. Blockbuster

How should Netflix fight back against Blockbuster? CEOs weigh in.  Read more

Letters

Readers react to articles from the September issue of Inc., including Jerry Useem's "The Richest Man You've Never Heard Of" and "Treating Temporary Work as a...  Read more

Franchising for Growth

Is franchising the right growth strategy for your company? Use this guide to dive into the pros and cons of franchising. Read some winn...  Read more

Franchising for Growth

Is franchising the right growth strategy for your company? Use this guide to dive into the pros and cons of franchising. Read some win...  Read more

Soaring Video Chain Crashes to Earth

After hiring high-priced executives to manage aggressive growth plans, a slump in the video-rental market drove Planet Video into bankruptcy. A business obit.  Read more

The Sweet Smell of Excess

When big-shot Blockbuster alums came calling with plans to start a national chain of florist shops, little guys like John Partridge and Greg Royer thought th...  Read more

When The Party's Over

No sooner had David Cook collected $8.4 million in an IPO than the market for his product disappeared. What was he going to do with all the money?  Read more

7 Tips for Dealing With a Company Setback

Bouncing back from a financial crisis, product default, or natural disaster is difficult but not impossible. Focus on fixing the problem and finding opportun...  Read more

SMALL BUSINESS 2001: Where We Are Now

Starting your own business is never easy. But it was once a whole lot harder.  Read more

With Major Clients, a Site's Sales Take Off

How a business that resells used and unsold CDs and DVDs signed up Blockbuster and Best Buy.  Read more

A New Economic Indicator and How to Stop Office Bullies

What your printer toner says about the economy. Here's an unusual economic indicator: Office supplies. According to Office Depot CEO Steve Odland, ...  Read more

Blockbuster Transformed

A chain of Blockbuster stores in the Pacific Northwest licensed to Trient Partners of Seattle commissioned the Retail Group Inc. to remodel its stores. Tr...  Read more

Move Over, Madonna

Start-up company introduces classical-music home videos.  Read more

Inc. 500 Countdown: Gratis Internet

Location: Washington, D.C. Three-Year Growth: 2,349.8% 2004 Revenue: $20.5 million Employees: 12 Founded: 2000 ...  Read more

A Facebook Monopoly on Nouns

Each day, Inc .'s reporters scour the Web for the most important and interesting news to entrepreneurs. Here's what we found today: ...  Read more

How to Raise $10 Million in One Day

Each day, Inc.'s reporters scour the Web for the most important and interesting news to entrepreneurs. Here's what we found today: ...  Read more

Lessons from a Target Vendor; An Investor Search Engine

Betting on green, even in this economy. Rob...  Read more

Adrian Slywotzky Interview: How Netflix Found Its Trigger

Adrian Slywotzky  has written noteworthy business bo...  Read more

Adrian Slywotzky Interview: New Book in October

Slywotzky talks about his new book, Demand: Creating What People Love Before They Know They Want It.   Read more

How I Did It: Reed Hastings, Netflix

The founder of Netflix on developing a passion brand, and sustaining it as passions change.  Read more

The Best and Worst Franchises to Own

Thinking about opening a franchise? The SBA ranks the franchises with the highest failure rates.  Read more

How to Build Your Dream Office

From factory to marketing firm, in photos. Plus, three key acquisitions, and the rest of the day's news for entrepreneurs.  Read more

Straight to the Source

Reviews of eight new business books -- five on leadership secrets from historical figures, one chronicling the story of the first computer, and two delineati...  Read more

The Inc. 100

Overview of the Inc. 100 with a focus on general trends, profitability and stock performance.  Read more

Fresh Direct

Three lifestyle companies bring edge and esoterica to the masses.  Read more

How to Weed Out Bad Hires and Vetting Your Congressman

Screening out the bad seeds. Okay, pop quiz: "Any trouble you have is your own fault." Do you disagree, strongly disagree, agree, or stro...  Read more

New Year's Resolutions

How three companies came up with their 2008 growth strategies.  Read more

Tomorrow's Workforce

How one inner-city program is trying to give kids the skills they need -- and the ones you need, too.  Read more

Tomorrow's Workforce

How one inner-city program is trying to give kids the skills they need -- and the ones you need, too.  Read more

Letters

Readers react to articles from the October 1999 issue of Inc. , including "The Diva of Retail," by Edward O. Welles, "What You Can Learn from Steve J...  Read more

The Stock Pickers' Ball

Experts pick their favorite Inc. 100 stocks and offer some investment advice.  Read more

Jamba Juice Sold for $265 Million

Investors cited the former Inc. 500 company’s strong potential for continued growth.  Read more

How I Did It: George Naddaff

From Spit 'n' Shine Boy To Boston Chicken and Beyond.  Read more

Rolling The Dice

One CEO faces the twin tasks of dealing with growing revenue and getting his technology internationally accepted.  Read more

Art or Science?

Business is not an either/or proposition -- a cycle of innovation and analytical operation is needed to succeed. Is it an art or ...  Read more

Facebook Goes Retail and Secrets to Netflix's Success

Visa, Mastercard, or...Facebook? . The beginning of what the Financial Times Read more

The Return of the IPO

Investors are betting on high-growth start-ups.  Read more

A Blockbuster Video Idea

Inc. 500 CEO Greg Pabich finds a market for used movies and video games with his company, Movies Games 4 Sale.  Read more

Angel Investor Report a Mixed Bag

Angel investors do more deals with less dollars. The University of New Hampshire's Center for Venture Research has released its annual Read more

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