Business for Sale: A Minnesota Bowling Alley
This 24-lane bowling center in Duluth, Minnesota, is priced at $2.4 million Read story
Duluth
Economic Revival;
FOR DULUTH, MINN., NOTHING seemed to work. With the timber and mining industries reeling, unemployment soared as high as 50% in parts of the region ... 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
Who's Managing Whom?
What the experts are telling your workers about you. Read story
Ask Inc.
Thwarting office theft, and making the most of revolving credit lines. Read story
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Frequent layoffs made work in the Hibbing, Minn., iron mines too stop-and-go for Carl Eric Wickman, a Swedish immigrant. So he became the local dealer for... Read story
The Privacy Time Bomb
You're sitting on a privacy time bomb. Here's how to defuse it. Read story
Swap Shop
Export trading companies, which act as international distributors, can offer a wealth of experience in negotiating the labyrinths of overseas transportati... Read story
International: Calling the Shots with Export Traders
A CEO explains how he used an export trader to take his product international and the deal that was struck. Read story
Do S Corporations Still Make Sense?
S corporations provide some important advantages, but new tax rates cause some problems. Read story
Behind the Scenes: Companies at the Heart of Everyday Life
Nashville International Airport 12.07.07, 1:45 p.m. Read story
Why Charities Don't Want Your Money
Why the Salvation Army doesn't want your nickel. Read story
As Oil Hits New High, Businesses Continue to Struggle
Increased fuel costs have forced companies to raise their own prices and provide new commuting options for employees. Read story
The Q Factor
These days, a city's growth has less to do with lower costs than with the quality of its people and lifestyle Read story
Network: August 1991
Network new queries. Read story
Solving Expense Reporting Woes
Small companies turn to the Web to find relief in managing expense reports. Read story
The Master Chef
Jeno Paulucci counts more than 70 companies to his credit, including several major frozen-food brands. At 89, he's getting ready to launch another new ventur... Read story
What's Your Line?
Here are some tips on what to look for in an Internet service provider and why. Read story
The Anticapitalist CEO and Her Seditious Shirt The Planned Parenthood "I had an abortion" T-shirt Ani DiFranco wears in the lead photo for the s... Read story
Where Is Your Business On the Insistence Scale?
Customers always had, and always will have, choices. Dissatisfaction with goods and services results in spending migration, compounded with ease of access to... Read story
Thriving On Adversity
Sometimes entrepreneurship does best when the local economy appears to have taken a turn for the worse Read story
Companies Brace for Big Holiday Sales
More than 60 percent of small-business owners expect a boost in December. Read story
Hot Spots
INC.'s annual ranking of America's cities Read story
Marketing: Living Up and Down the Dial
As more companies pump up the volume of their radio advertising, here are 10 tips for making the most of your airtime. Read story
The Well-Balanced Life: Got Game?
When life makes you want to call a time-out, perhaps it's time to call in a coach. Read story
Upstarts: Community Banks Reborn
In an age of banking megamergers, many start-up community banks, like Chattahoochee National in Alpharetta, Ga., hope to grab market share through specialize... Read story
Tech Geeks? Check. Worker Bees? Sure.
Companies that fill your every staffing need. Read story
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HOW THE CITIES WERE RANKED Like our annual states report, this ranking of metropolitan areas is based on three factors: job generation, rate of significan... Read story
Case Study: How to Reinvent a Failing Start-up
Flocabulary burned through $50,000—and had nearly nothing to show for it. Was it time to throw in the towel? Read story
Hot Zones
A look at the best cities in America for starting and growing a business. Plus: CEOs discuss their reasons for locating their business where they did. Read story
Regional Entrepreneurs of the Year
A list of 1992's Regional Entrepreneurs of the Year. Read story
My Favorite Company
Inc. writers and editors write about their favorite companies. Read story
Cities that Have Soared or Sunk as a Place to Start a Business
A look at the big and small cities that have shown the greatest rise or fall on Inc. 's list of the best cities in which to start a business, from 19... Read story
Ideas For Sale
Is the world ready for an eBay of ideas? Read story
The Ride of His Life
Robert Klick's fifth business wowed Oprah, bowled over Kelly Ripa, and put him cheek by jowl with Russell Crowe. Too bad this amazing celebrity run had to en... Read story
The Most Entrepreneurial Cities in America
Inc.'s 1990 ranking of metropolitan regions by job growth, business starts, and proportion of high-growth companies. Read story
Best Cities: The Location Advantage
Is it time to make your move? These CEOs bet that their companies would thrive in a new location. Read story
Hot Spots
Summary of metropolitan economies for 1989; the most growth was seen in the 'edge cities', where cattle once grazed. Read story
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