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Trademark Usage Trumps Domain Name Registration in Internet Battle

By Mary Scott |  Oct 22, 1999

In a recently issued decision, Brookfield Communications, Inc. v. West Coast Entertainment Corp. , F.3d, 50 U.S.P.Q. 2d 1545 (9th Cir. 1999) the N...  Read story

Managing People;

By Reported by Patricia C. Amend |  Mar 1, 1987

Businesses with uneven workloads often run the risk of overstaffing, getting through crunch periods by carrying too many full-time employees. One solutio...  Read story

The New and Improved American Small Business

By Tom Ehrenfeld |  Jan 1, 1995

A close-up look at what it takes for a small business to battle with giant, nationwide competitors.  Read story

Health-Care Privacy Rule Takes Effect

By Melanie Brooks |  Apr 21, 2006

Companies must step up protection of electronic employee records.  Read story

Employers Bracing for Talent Squeeze

By Laura Palotie |  Mar 25, 2008

Hanging on to skilled workers is a priority at most businesses, recruiters say.  Read story

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By Inc Staff |  Jun 1, 2006

None of Your Business Jeff Bedard, CEO of Crown Laboratories, has good intentions, but I believe his mandatory health-improvement policies are a...  Read story

Interns: More Than You Bargained For

By Robina A. Gangemi |  Feb 1, 1995

Three senior managers detail the benefits that interns offer employers in a wide variety of industries.  Read story

Regus Group Unveils New Locations

Mar 24, 2008

A 15,000-square-foot Alamo Corporate Center features 53 offices.  Read story

The Business of Death

By Angus Loten |  Oct 16, 2006

Dying in the United States is an $11 billion industry. Creative entrepreneurs are looking beyond the great beyond, turning the afterlife into a booming after...  Read story

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Dec 1, 2004

Don't Get Angry, Get an Original Idea I enjoyed Rob Walker's article about Blackspot founder Kalle Lasn and his mission to take on Phil Knight ["...  Read story

Fade-out Salesman, Fade In Inventor

Aug 1, 1982

Howard Rohrlick became a successful inventor because he was a good salesman. In 1975, Rohrlick was selling audiovisual equipment to industrial and institu...  Read story

The 24-Hour Recovery Plan

By Emily Barker |  Dec 1, 2001

These days, even the smallest companies are putting backup plans in place.  Read story

Bringing Back a Classic

By Leigh Buchanan |  Aug 1, 2003

In 1973, Betty Morris founded Shrinky Dinks. In the 1980s, they became ubiquitous. And now, the entrepreneur has finally found a way to really profit from them.  Read story

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Dec 1, 1986

#8 TEMPS & CO. WASHINGTON, D.C. Many INC. 500 companies are wife-and-husband teams, but so far as we can tell, this is the only sister-brother c...  Read story

Growth Strategies: Growing with the Flow

By Martha E. Mangelsdorf |  Oct 15, 1994

A look at how various Inc. 500 companies achieved high growth in flat and perishing markets.  Read story

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