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Don't Exaggerate Your Size

Nearly every entrepreneur exaggerates his or her company's size to impress clients. Jason Fried says such behavior is silly—and unnecessary.

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Recent Articles about Boeing Company

The Ticker

The top dogs at DailyCandy and Insitu ponder life after acquisition.  Read more

How I Did It: Steven Sliwa, CEO and president, The Insitu Group

As told to Kasey Wehrum Industry: Defense 2006 Inc. 500 Ranking: ...  Read more

Agenda 7/06

Relax and celebrate, if only for a weekend, especially if you just closed the books on a successful fiscal year.  Read more

Small Business on a Mission

A quick look at a small-business-only exporting mission established by the Department of Commerce.  Read more

Measuring Clout

If small business can help Boeing, why can't it help itself?  Read more

Is Big Back? Or Is Small Still Beautiful?

The current boom in mergers and acquisitions in today's market seems to suggest that bigger is better. Not so. Here's why smaller companies have distinct adv...  Read more

Reading The Fine Print

One CEO sent trade magazine subscriptions to bankers in order to increase his credibility.  Read more

Breaking Ranks

How one Long Island firm broke itself of its Pentagon dependency  Read more

Boomtowns '07

Riverside, Provo, McAllen, Sarasota… You may be surprised by the places that top our list of the hottest cities for entrepreneurs.  Read more

Industrial Production Down

U.S. manufacturing has dropped to its slowest pace since the 1980s, the Federal Reserve reports.  Read more

Top 3 Priorities of the Best CFOs

Get the most out of your CFO: Encourage him or her to explore beyond the bean counting to identify profit growth opportunities for the business.  Read more

Best-Laid Plans

A business owner writes a business plan with PlanWrite Expert Edition, but decides it's geared more towards large corporations. A software review.  Read more

Where the Growth Is

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

Looking Into the Sun

If David Slawson is right about solar power, our days of oil dependency are numbered.  Read more

The Lock Nuts Monster

When the government acts as if it wants to be ripped off, you can hardly blame some businesses for obliging.  Read more

What Makes a Company Great?

Inc.'s editor-in-chief offers an overview and review of J. Collins and J. Porras's book 'Built to Last.'  Read more

Office: Business In The Round

Five dozen employees are probably too many to jam onto the limited floor space that Crimson Travel Service allotted them, the agency's owner granted. Then...  Read more

In This Issue

This month's letter from the editor.  Read more

From The Ground Up

If the proponents of remanufacturing need a defender, a protector, a champion, if they need a case-in-point that is unassailable, invincible, they need lo...  Read more

Jet Stream E-mail

Frequent fliers can now hope to e-mail at 35,000 feet.  Read more

How to Set Business Goals

Your company's goals will only be effective if you have a clear vision of what you want to achieve--and how.  Read more

Make Your Goals Inspirational Not Delusional

Without serious consideration to setting achievable, well planned, and supported company goals, a leader can easily cross the line from inspirational to delu...  Read more

Business Blogging on the Rise

April 20, 2005 --Online personal journals (weblogs or "blogs") are becoming more popular with small businesses that see them as an inexpen...  Read more

UNTITLED

This Valentine's Day, as people celebrate their romantic bonds, many will also reflect on another significant relationship in their lives: the one between...  Read more

My Own Personal Metro Report

The Editor-in-Chief's choice for the best, worst, and most overrated business climates in the U.S.  Read more

No Respect

If you think the much-chronicled rise of the service sector signals lower wages, fewer exports, and an economy that can't grow, think again  Read more

American Business' Dirty Little Secret

As part of the investigation into the security sclerosis that led to the intelligence breakdowns and failures on Iraq, it was reported in the New York...  Read more

How Thousand Trails Got Out Of The Woods

Founder Milt Kuolt strangled himself with debt to build a network of 14 idyllic camping preserves.  Read more

Wi-Fi on the Fly

Delta Airlines has announced plans to team up with Aircell to start rolling out Wi-Fi access to inflight customers as early as the beginning of the year.<...  Read more

Mock Minitrial Solves Dispute

To bring the concept of the minitrial to the attention of the business community, the Center for Public Resources, along with the UCLA School of Law and G...  Read more

New Global Hot Spots

Look beyond Shanghai for the next big thing.  Read more

Inc. 5000 Applicant of the Week: World Centric

How a software engineer-turned-entrepreneur ended up running one of the hottest social enterprises in the country  Read more

Electric sports cars. Solar power. Space travel.

Finally, an entrepreneur who's not afraid to think really, really big.  Read more

Entrepreneurs In Outer Space

Obama shifts funding for space exploration toward small business. Perhaps it has been the success of programs like the X Prize and Read more

Gender Issues

Sex-discrimination lawsuits are on the rise. Is your company at risk?  Read more

A Piece of the Government Pie

Here's how one entrepreneur built her business from one employee to 250 employees using your tax dollars.  Read more

Every Employee An Entrepreneur

It seems an unusual soruce for the most provocative information about small and medium-size companies to emerge in the 1980s: McKinsey & Co., one of t...  Read more

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 more

NASA's Getting Entrepreneurial

Forget big government contractors. NASA is setting its sights on "tinkerers and students" to help it innovate. A recent Read more

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