U.S. Tops Global Competitiveness
Annual ranking cites improved market efficiency and high-tech innovation. Read story
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The Best of Both Worlds
Competing small companies are forming networks that strengthen each company's independence. Read story
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Out of Control (at Last)
A perilous vacation teaches the healthy difference between control and influence. Read story
Where to Go for Help: Europe
Albania Teuleda http://www.teuleda.org.al/index.php?gjuha=eng <... Read story
Nimmons To Boesky: Drop Dead
There are still those Neanderthals among us who believe that greed and self-interest are the only "businesslike" reasons to start a company. They should ... Read story
Help Wanted
An Inc. executive editor speaks with noted economist David Birch about how growth companies really behave. Read story
Is America Really Different?
Data showing the roles small businesses play in European economies compared with the role they play in the U.S economy. Read story
Forecast: Here Comes the Sun
Optimism is on the rise as companies look ahead. Read story
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How I Did It: Michael Powell
Rather than open a used-book store, Michael Powell decided to start a business selling used books. That entrepreneurial point of view launched him on a path ... Read story
Brief Profiles of 2001 Inc 500 Companies
Unusual stories and interesting statistics about companies on the 2001 Inc 500 list. Read story
U.S. Economy Still Tops
Despite the financial crisis, the U.S. economy remains the world's most competitive, the World Economic Forum says. Read story
Internet Fax
Fax senders can save money by sending data across the Internet to relay volunteers. Read story
U.S. Falls From Top Spot in Global Competitive Rankings
Switzerland now ranks No. 1, followed by Finland, Sweden, Denmark, and Singapore. Read story
The Kindest Cut
Competition has sparked a global decline in corporate taxes. Read story
Finding Salespeople Abroad
Locating top performers in the global economy. Read story
Entrepreneurship Booming in Emerging Economies
Start-up activity grew in China and India in 2006, but fell slightly in the U.S., according to a new study. Read story
Why You Feel the Way You Do
In an excerpt from his book, "Data Smog," David Shenk explains why the surplus of information available through technology each day stresses us out and impai... Read story
Hot Seats;
THIS CAN'T BE THE PLACE. THAT was my first thought. We'd already driven 30-odd miles west from Grand Rapids -- down bumpy back roads, past cornfiel... Read story
Solemates
Here's how Mandy Cabot, cofounder of footwear distributor Dansko, has controlled her company's growth while tiptoeing between hungry retailers and a balky su... Read story
No Longer Quiet On The Western Front
Common Market countries are launching a promising initiative to help small business growth. Small businesspeople in the United States should carefully monito... Read story
Northward, Ho!
The new trade agreement between the United States and Canada could touch off a small-business export boom Read story
Winning in the Asian Era
The U.S. must take a new commerce perspective in regard to the changes taking place in the world economy. Read story
European Union (EU)
The European Union (EU), formerly known as the European Community (EC), was formed in the 1950s to encourage and oversee political and economic cooperatio... Read story
Three Companies In Search Of An Author
Tom Peters' book on excellence has managers and employees alike changing the way they do business. Read story
The Defiant Ones
Europe has concluded that it must work harder to recognize and nurture growth businesses, and what that means to you. Read story
Modeling Your Company's Future
John Ward, a management consultant and owner of Need To Know, teaches workshop participants to sculpt images from clay that represent their company's philoso... Read story
Cable Cutter
If Bluetooth flies, we'll all be wired without wires. Read story
Building a Global Alliance
Tacit Networks wanted to expand overseas but had few resources and no leads. So it found another way to go global. Read story
Global Start-up
CEO's plan for world-wide sale of his medical device that will make certain types of surgery obselete. Read story
"being Dead Is Bad For Business"
A growing number of businesspeople are looking beyond the survival of their own companies -- and becoming outspoken participants in the nuclear arms debate. Read story
E-mail With. . .Nicholas Negroponte
A multimedia expert discusses with 'Inc. Technology's editor how business and technology intersect. Read story
Trade Winds
A sail manufacturer rides the weak U.S. dollar to new markets overseas. But what happens when the greenback rebounds? Read story
Little Big Man
When Pizza King Jeno Paulucci sets out to do "good works," it can be hard to tell philanthropy from business. Read story
The Squash Blossom Solution
At the high, high end of the market, the Jones family of Huron, Ohio, outruns the economics of modern farming. Read story
Zen and the Art of the Self-Managing Company
The owners of Great Harvest Bread Co. are building a "learning organization" -- a company that fosters innovation and almost runs itself. Read story
The Do Over
Randall Grahm produced good wines and great, funny marketing campaigns. But along the way to success, he realized someone wasn't taking him seriously. That w... Read story
The Coolest Small Company in America
Why are high-powered M.B.A.'s getting off the fast track to work for a $13-million food company in Ann Arbor? Read story
The Trouble with Harry
Profile of a CEO's flawed attempt to create the perfect work environment. Read story
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