The Electronic Slam Dunk
Beginning this fall, Larry Bird of the Boston Celtics is going to meet Julius Erving of the Philadelphia 76ers in a nonstop game of one-on-one. Not on a b... Read story
Electronic Arts Inc.
Atari sneezed, and EA caught a cold
Electronic Arts , founded by Trip Hawkins, in 1982, was the first software development firm to sell its products directly to consumers ins... Read story
A Star Is Born
If Michael Jackson's name can pack a stadium, and Norman Mailer's can sell books, then surely Jon Freeman's can produce a few hit video games. Software pu... Read story
Small-Game Developers Poised to Score
Gamers see a new way to compete. Read story
The Entrepreneur of the Year Register
Profiles of recognition-worthy entrepreneurs from the 1993 Entrepreneur of the Year contest. Read story
Trip Hawkins, for still scrapping
because "optimism is essential" Read story
The Great Game of Business
The latest version of the popular PC game Sims tackles entrepreneurship. Read story
The Entrepreneur of the Year: Our fifth annual company-building awards
Introduction and list of judges and winners for Inc.'s 1993 Entrepreneur of Year Award. Read story
Putting a Value on PR
Measuring the return on PR investment. Read story
The Ticker
William "Bing" Gordon , the gaming pioneer who helped create the Sims, has left Electronic Arts after 25 years to become... Read story
Why Venture Capitalists Hesitate to Play Games
NEW YORK -- The video-game industry is booming, but venture capitalists aren't playing. VC investments in games-related start-ups have been sporadi... Read story
Inc. Ticker: Entrepreneurs in the News
John O'Hurley went from playing J. Peterman on Seinfeld to co-owning the Peterman catalog business. Now, the ac... Read story
The Silver Lining for Small Business in a Recession
Kauffman Foundation president Carl Schramm talks about why great companies tend to get launched during recessions Read story
Riding on Big-Company Coattails
Up-and-coming software publishers sell and distribute products through veteran publishers. Read story
Risky Business
A venture capitalist discusses marketplace trends and the venture capital business. Read story
Parallel Lives
Bill Gates has a golf handicap in the double digits. And so does Ronald Harland! Tom Monaghan launched his pizza empire in Michigan. And Lisa St... Read story
The Evolution of the Professional Entrepreneur
Characteristics of some company builders from days past and how they differ from those building businesses today. Read story
The Apple Tree
How Apple Computer contributed to the founding of more than 100 companies by its employees. Read story
Nolan Bushnell is Back in the Game
Nolan Bushnell founded Atari, employed Steve Jobs, built a bunch of robots, and pretty much invented the whole cocky-young-entrepreneurial-genius pose. He's ... Read story
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