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Egypt
Fiasco, By Jack Anderson With James Boyd. Times Books, Three Park Ave., New York, Ny 10016; 386 Pp., $17.50.
Some Americans suspected that there was a Nixon in the woodpile in regard to the oil crises and price run-ups of the early 1970s, what with the former Pre... Read story
U.S., Allies Create Small-Business Fund for Middle East
Nov. 18, 2005 --The nation's foreign policymakers are turning to small businesses to promote democracy in the Middle East and North Africa... Read story
Trading Places: Inc.'s 2008 Export Guide
Who has petrodollars to spend? Where can you sell construction equipment? Jewelry? Management consulting? And where is the market that grew an astounding 55,... Read story
Where New Ideas Flourish
New research identifies where the culture of innovation is most firmly rooted. Read story
Do-It-Yourself Phone-Fraud Safeguards
9 precautions to help prevent phone-fraud. Read story
Living Like Indiana
He's only a fictional character, but Indiana Jones has the kind of existence many of us envy. By day, he's a respected intellectual, but after hours, he p... Read story
This month's letters to the editor. Read story
The Business of the Museum
A look at companies that helped to create a dinosaur exhibit at Pittsburgh's natural history museum Read story
The World is Not Enough
Bülent Çelebi is a worldly guy, having lived in Turkey, Hong Kong, and the U.S. before returning to Istanbul to establish AirTies--which has a su... Read story
The Entrepreneurial Year in Review
For some industries -- finance and retail, we're looking at you -- this was a year of living dangerously. But plenty of companies had a big year. A look at t... Read story
How to Avoid Pitfalls when Making Overseas Assignments
Last year more than 3.7 million Americans were expatriates. Add to that number of spouses andchildren and the global HR manager's work grows exponentially... Read story
Red Sales in the Gun Set
The Flint River Project Inc. produces spare parts locally for foreign equipment. Read story
Designer Foods
Three innovative start-ups that have developed designer foods. Read story
The Ties That Bound
This story looks at the long history of long distance networking, a concept that predates the Greeks. Read story
Mideast Boom
Mosaica is not the only company benefiting from a surge in Mideast demand for U.S. goods and services. This year, U.S. exports to the region are expected ... Read story
Making the Travelers' Century Club, Times Two
Dick Matland, president of Coronado Shores Co., has traveled to enough destinations to qualify for the Travelers' Century Club two times over. Read story
The Way I Work: Mick Mountz of Kiva Systems
Kiva Systems helps companies such as Zappos and Staples equip their warehouses with a work force of robots Read story
The Secrets of Creative Collaboration
We cling to the idea of success being based on individuals, but this article shows the value of the great group. Read story
How I Did It: Larry Rigdon, Rigdon Marine
As told to Leigh Buchanan Industry Leader: Transportation Three-Year Growth: Read story
Coming to America
A special program called StartSmart is turning immigrants into entrepreneurs. Meet five who are succeeding. Read story
Emerging Markets
The phrase "emerging markets" has two distinct connotations. First , it means new and emerging foreign export markets for U.S. companies. The U.S.... Read story
Globalization
Related Terms: Global Business ; Read story
How I Did It: Kenneth Feld, CEO, Feld Entertainment
He hires fire-eaters and acrobats! He breeds elephants! Plus this daring feat: As boss of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey, Ken Feld turned a castoff circu... Read story
High Rise And Handsome
Far from the glamorous valleys of high technology, the fastest-growing private company in the United States has been casting handsome profits from poured con... Read story
Travel: Now boarding: the JetBlue of Bangalore
Discount airlines have become an international hit. We list who is flying. Read story
How We Did It: Crane & Co.
200 years of happy customers, from Paul Revere to the Saudi government. Read story
I Really Must Be Going
Company founders and their businesses don't always grow at the same pace or in the same direction. Andy Raskin, author of Inc.'s E-Diaries columns, ... Read story
Guest Speaker: Mapping the Entrepreneurial Psyche
What leads a person to start a company? "The impulse...to prove oneself superior to others." Read story
The Fight To Harness The Sun
Roger Little of Spire Corp. is betting that his strategy for making solar power pay can overcome foreign competition, big oil, and lack of government support... Read story
The New and Improved American Small Business
A close-up look at what it takes for a small business to battle with giant, nationwide competitors. Read story
How I Did It: John Stallworth, CEO, Madison Research
An athlete scores again. Read story
Just A Poor, Dumb Dirt Farmer
Colonel Gregory is the fifth generation to farm the rich dirt of Virginia. Truth be told, he's a lot smarter than he makes out to be. Read story
Bible in the Boardroom?
Rabbi Visotzky explains how his Bible-study group helps CEOs apply stories from the Bible to issues that arise in running a business, including moral dilemma... Read story
Fully Committed
Let others proceed gingerly. Bülent Çelebi has set up an American-style company in Turkey, where he enjoys advantages his competition can only dr... Read story
The Believer
The Harvard M.B.A., the Fortune 500 experience, the connections that come with both--those are just some of the reasons Selena Cuffe can pretty much write he... Read story
Gary Heavin Is On a Mission From God
His goal: To single-handedly save the world's women from obesity. With Curves, he seems to be pulling it off. And he's built a billion-dollar business along ... Read story
Unsentimental Journey
A Horatio Alger success story in the extreme that is the story of many an entrepreneur. Read story
Enduring Lessons From a Short War
Over the course of 21 days of war, seven companies faced a test: Would their best-laid plans work? And if not, could they quickly adapt? Read story
French Twist
No one coddles employees like the French, right? Well, you may be surprised. The table at right lists the cost of firing workers, including mandatory severan... Read story
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