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The Dot-Com Congressman
Jared Polis sold his company for $780 million at the height of the first dot-com bubble. Now the serial entrepreneur has won a Democratic seat in Congress. Read more
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Recent Articles about Colorado
Striving For An A+ Workforce
A revolutionary facility helps entrepreneurs educate their workers. Ultimately, programs like this one could remake the economy. Read more
Striving For An A+ Workforce
A revolutionary facility helps entrepreneurs educate their workers. Ultimately, programs like this one could remake the economy. Read more
Tax Issues for Colorado Start-Ups
Registering to Pay Taxes Once you have officially obtained the necessary licenses and permits for your business, you will be respo... Read more
The Would-be Runners
A Random Gathering of the Politically Ambitious Read more
Best Of Show
Indiana's solid jump -- from 42nd place last year to 18th this year -- is partly due to the state's low taxes. But other recent actions have also helped. Amo... Read more
MBA Students Stress Social Role
More business students feel a company's responsibilities go beyond the boardroom. Read more
Minimum Wage Hike in Six States
Nov. 9, 2006 -- Ballot initiatives to raise the minimum wage won in every state where they were on the ballot in Tuesday's election. ... Read more
Black-owned Businesses
When it comes to black entrepreneurs, there's good news and bad news. Black Americans are creating new businesses at a much faster pace than the economy ... Read more
Inc. 500 Countdown: Starizon
Location: Keystone, Colo. Three-Year Growth: 512.3% 2004 Revenue: $3.1 million Employees: 13 Founded: 1999 What ... Read more
The Product Is the Message
How to turn your product into a household word. Read more
Pencil-Pushing Retailer Slays Superstore. Can You?
An overview of an office-supply operation offered for sale, including the price and pros and cons of the purchase. Read more
Lessons from a Dying Business
Redbox has built a successful DVD kiosk business, but its days are numbered. Here's why that's not such a bad thing. Read more
The Legal Landscape
Some states are friendly to noncompetes; others aren't. Here's a rough guide. Read more
Children Having Children
There's a wave of company builders who are starting businesses when they're barely out of college, even high school. It's hard to quantify the phenomenon;... Read more
Networking Event for Women Entrepreneurs
Feb. 13, 2007 -- Registration is now open for the fourth annual WorldWIT conference, a networking event geared toward professiona... Read more
Well-Timed Meetings
Jm Dieroff takes his travel alarm clock with him wherever he goes--even if it's just to a nearby meeting. Dieroff is president of Connais... Read more
How Can I Reduce the Expense of Opening a New Office?
Bret Lamperes, president of Dandelion Moving & Storage, in Fort Collins, Colo., cut costs by teaming up with a company in a complementary business. Dandel... Read more
Corrections
In "Business Opportunities for Growing Companies," an advertising supplement in April, it was reported that Big O Tires, in Englewood, Colo., finances the... Read more
More Independent Voices
I cannot believe that Curtis Hartman traveled through Texas, Wisconsin, Colorado, and Illinois looking for entrepreneurs, and did not include one farmer i... Read more
That 25-year-old? He's a Dependent
Why you may soon be adding a bunch of 25-year-olds to your insurance plan. Read more
That 25-year-old? He's a Dependent
Why you may soon be adding a bunch of 25-year-olds to your insurance plan. Read more
Conveniently Un-Sexy
I know Honest Tea does things differently than other beverage companies, but sometimes it takes a trade show to help you appreciate just how d... Read more
The Quotable Entrepreneur: Jon Ferrara
People who are good at doing something stop being good when they succeed, because success is rewarded by heaping on responsibilities. We had a merger, so ... Read more
Connecticut, Delaware Named Best States for Entrepreneurs
The Corporation for Enterprise Development's annual report card examines business performance and capacity for growth. Read more
The Inc. Network
Reader-to-reader advice. Read more
Network: Reader Responses
Reader-to-reader advice. Read more
Amazon Dumps Colorado Affliates
Mr. Cause meet Mr. Effect. Last week, the governor of Colorado signed a new law levying sales taxes on online retailers. Amazon has officially ba... Read more
Profiting from Politics
Whether John McCain or Barack Obama becomes the next president, a handful of entrepreneurs plan to enjoy -- and make money from -- this political season. Read more
It's Not the Same America
Barriers to succeeding in business include regulation, special interests, protectionism, access to capital and welfare. Read more
The Offer, Part Six
The paranoia moment. Are they stalling? Is this deal about to fall apart? Read more
A Note From The Editor
INC.'s first Special Report on the state's small business climates must be read with care because it is a first report. We know from our experience with ... Read more
Teens Plan To Spend Less on Gifts
Dec. 11, 2006 -- Fewer teens are planning to splurge on holiday gifts this year, according to a recent survey by Junior Achievement World... Read more
The Business of a Greenhouse
A look at the companies that provide the heating system, pond fish, skylights, and irrigation system for Marnie’s Pavilion in the Denver Botanic Gardens Read more
Camping Companies Find Success Beyond the Woods
People may be camping less and less, but the apparel and equipment industries have seen a boom by expanding to a wider range of consumers. Read more
Productivity @ Work - Michael McCollum
Michael McCollum Pueblo Radiological Group ... Read more
Waste Watching
New business designs system that decontaminates and destroys syringes in hospitals. Read more
Radon, Radon Go Away
New business information on trends in combating radon. Read more
Child's Play
Grade schoolers shape their mom's homemade chalk into shapes and create a company. Read more
At a Glance
Charts providing information on the features of Inc. 500 companies. Read more
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