CBS Drops Small Businesses from Letterman Lineup
Neighborhood business people tell what happened on their block when David Letterman and his Late Show moved in. Read story
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Will March Madness Lead to Recession?
Probably not. But according to some estimates, the NCAA basketball tournament could cost the U.S. economy almost $2 billion in lost productivity. Why it's ea... Read story
Clearer Sounds on the Radio Front
New technology is created for improved FM stereo reception. Read story
Resources
A guide to more information discussed in articles appearing in the November issue of Inc. magazine. Read story
Missing Links
Is your computer setup getting to be a royal pain in the you-know-what? Choosing the right network may be the most important technology decision you make. Read story
Take Charge, Says Jim Howard
A Vermont business broker shows corporate refugees how to become successful entrepreneurs. Read story
'goalpost' Brown's Amazing Flying Camera
In which a talented inventor perseveres against long odds and countless mishaps, first with financial disaster, and pushes himself and his troupe of dungaree... Read story
In Praise of March Madness?
Despite the $1.2 billion in so-called lost productivity that some experts predict, a growing number of companies are using the NCAA tournament to help boost ... Read story
A Cure for Office Madness
The NCAA Tournament could cost the U.S. economy as much as $3.8 billion, according to some estimates. But not for companies that know how to use March Madnes... Read story
The Inc. 100 Portfolio;
* Six INC. 100 chief executive officers once worked for IBM Corp. * Symbion Inc. (#43), which makes the Jarvik-7 artificial heart and other artifici... Read story
In the Eye of the Beholder
An up-close look at the 1990s fad, 3-D images, and how one entrepreneur stumbled into it and hit pay dirt. Read story
Updates
Sell It Yourself October 2002 When we examined the business plan of ReadyMade, a start-up magazine publisher in Berkel... Read story
Pacific Northwest Television Station
Financial summary and brief description of a Pacific Northwest television station. Read story
Google's Latest: A Challenger to Microsoft Office
A weekly look at the latest products and services designed to help your business. Read story
You Don't Need Technology to Tell the Truth
Mike Wallace on the Internet and life inside 60 Minutes . Read story
The View From The Nets
"The men in the bow ties," one colleague calls them, referring to the network business reporters. "They're all so predictable," another complains. "... Read story
In This Issue
This month's letter from the editor. Read story
The Smart Way To Sell Out
A careful sales strategy can help you get the most money for your business with the least amount of trouble. Read story
Business A Little Slow? Try This
In October 1983, Corr's Natural Beverages Inc. had the good fortune to be sued by Coors (Adolph) Co. for trademark infringement. The $6-million Chicago na... Read story
Legacy: Seymour “Cy” Leslie, 1922-2008
He invented the greatest-hits album and brought cinema to your living room. Read story
Agenda 8/06
August is historically a dicey month in terms of labor strife. So throw a company cookout and make peace, already. Read story
The Ticker
Surviving as an entrepreneur wasn't enough for Brendan Synnott, co-founder of granola maker Bear Naked. Synnott, who sol... Read story
Why Bargain Prices Lure Cable Advertisers
Businesses find cable television a successful, low-cost way to reach key prospects. Read story
Big-Bucks Ads: Advertise the Way the Big Players Do
It used to be that only humongous companies like Anheuser-Busch could afford to do an advertising blitz during a megaevent like the Super Bowl. Lately, sm... Read story
Broadcast News
CEO tries to build an audience and an advertising base for her small local television station. Read story
Ready for Your Product's Close-up?
The rules of product placement are changing. Here's how to land a starring role for your firm. Read story
FCC Turns TV Off on Small Businesses
Hey, what about us? Regular readers of my column know I get really irked at how small business is overlooked by the government. Legislation and regulation... Read story
Screen Test
The arrival of videotex and other electronic shopping systems lets smaller companies try out some fresh marketing options. Read story
30 Under 30 2009 - Alumni Updates
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International Marketing;
What with the constant influx of foreign competition, and the falling dollar, you'd love to beef up your company's presence overseas. But the idea of set... Read story
Return of Giants
Is Hollywood edging out small companies and returning to the studio-dominated days of yesteryear? Read story
Outlook 2006: Communication
Get hip to blogs. Read story
The Best Ads $2.6 Million Can Buy?
Forget Madison Avenue. Super Bowl advertisers are drawing their inspiration from YouTube this year. Read story
CEO's Notebook
CEOs give advice on: advertising the way the big players do; outsourcing employee exit interviews; installing an intranet-based employee feedback system; and... Read story
PAYjr Gets Kids and Teens to Pay With Plastic
Can it raise $7.5 million? Read story
Types of Trademarks
The term "trademark" is commonly used to describe many different types of devices that label, identify, and distinguish products or services in the markep... Read story
Tom Wopat as James Lingk
Inc . writer Patrick Sauer talks with actor Tom Wopat about his role as James Lingk in Glengarry Glen Ross set to open on Broadway on May 1,... Read story
Layoffs, Downsizing, and Outsourcing
Related Terms: Constructive Discharge ; ... Read story
If You Could Be Either Smart Or Lucky. . .
Behind any company that can double its revenues in three years, there is likely to be a clever formula for success. Bill Kelly sums up National Video Cent... Read story
In a Former Life: George Bell
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