Show Me the Money!
They say it takes money to make money. But when you're young and trying to start a business, where do you turn for that all-important start-up capital? Read story
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The Wunderkind
Jared Isaacman hatched a $58 million credit-card processing firm in his parents' basement. Today, he counts Burger King and Ferrari among his clients. Read story
Continental Breakfast
In March, we previewed the spectacular new Bentley Continental GT, but didn't get the chance ... Read story
Drives: The Next Generation
Hybrids, military styles, and pickups were all the rage at this year's auto show in Detroit. Read story
Boutique Automakers Find Success Where Big Three Struggle
Despite industry woes, American car and motorcycle entrepreneurs have prospered by pursuing the high-end -- and high-speed -- specialty market. Read story
How To Get A Fix On Free Ad Dollars
Companies are dreaming up new ways to spend co-op advertising dollars -- and reaping the rewards of greater exposure. Read story
Friday The 13th
The call came from IBM offering Martin Alpert a deal that could give his company a lock on its market. But he wasn't celebrating. Read story
Selling The Brooklyn Bridge
As it turns out, it is a lot like selling bananas, or pain relievers, or floppy disks. Read story
Say It With Video
VIDEOTAPES HAVE BEEN A POPULAR SELLING TOOL WITHIN THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY FOR YEARS. IT TOOK A SMART CEO TO REALIZE THEIR POTENTIAL IN THE CONSUMER MARKET AS... Read story
Are We Having Fun Yet?
John Paul Mitchell Systems is a new-wave profit machine with few moving parts and a direct connection to Paradise Read story
Speed Bumps
The promise and problems of ISDN, the next generation of data transmission technology. Read story
The Mentors
Kent Sutherland solicited Wal-Mart's Sam Walton as his business mentor 18 years ago and has prospered ever since. Here's where to find a mentor and the great... Read story
The Sting
Desperate entrepreneurs are easy marks for con men posing as venture capitalists. Here's the story of one business owner who was duped by phony investors. Read story
Founder King
Apple Computer made Steve Jobs famous, but it was how he started it that made him a legend. Read story
The Sequel Syndrome
Reviews of seven business books. Includes follow-ups to three wildly successful best-sellers; two books about appealing to customers' dreams; and two classic... Read story
The South Shall Ride Again
This motorcycle maker has a powerful vision for his company. And he's dragging his supporters along -- whether they like it or not. Read story
Taming the Savage Genius
The delicate art of managing employees who are way, way smarter than you. Read story
If At First You Don't Succeed
How my father tried to reconcile his big ideas with a small-minded world. Read story
Are You Rich Yet?
Their wealth may look enormous on paper, but Inc 500 CEOs generally don't describe themselves as rich. You may disagree. Read story
Things I Can't Live Without...
Animator Jeff Nodelman finds that a meal of ribs gets his creative juices flowing. He also has good taste in boats. Read story
Things I Can't Live Without: Jalem Getz
Why Jalem Getz, who founded the $30 million Web retailer BuyCostumes.com, wouldn't mind living like Magnum, P.I. Read story
The Road Crew
Cleaning up the nation's highways, one smog-belching vehicle at a time. Read story
Little Big Company
The fastest growing business in America resides in a Green Acres setting and is run by a couple of non-college-educated brothers whose biggest dream is to ke... Read story
The Ultimate Home Theater
Whether you're watching this year's Oscar noms or your favorite blow-stuff-up movie, these top-of-the-line devices will transform your living room into a mov... Read story
RediAuto Sport Makes Driving Easier for the Elderly and Disabled
Can it raise $6 million? Read story
How Big Is Big Enough?
Believe it or not, there really are Inc. 500 companies that don't want to grow. Are they an aberration or the beginning of an entrepreneurial trend? Read story
Successful, Yes, but Still Searching for Happiness
The CEO seemed to have it all, so why wasn't he happy? What it means to find fulfillment when you're an entrepreneur. Read story
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Things I Can't Live Without: David Koretz
David Koretz: President and CEO of BlueTie • Pittsford, New York. Read story
Would You Buy a Chinese Car from This Man?
Malcom Bricklin is on a quest to revolutionize the auto industry at 14,845 words per hour. Read story
The Young and the Restless
Entrepreneurship keeps getting cooler, and the entrepreneurs keep getting younger. Meet five of our favorites. Read story
Top 30 Entrepreneurs Under 30 - Noah Lehmann-Haupt, Gotham Dream Cars
#25 Noah Lehmann-Haupt Gotham Dream Cars Age: 30 Location:Read story
Entrepreneur of the Year
A close-up look at the 1995 Entrepreneur of the Year, and how he built the company that won him the title. Read story
Patent Fending
A look at some famous legal battles between inventors and the corporations that stole their patented ideas. Read story
Collective Effort
Profile of an EOY winner. The competitive advantages of an employee-owned company. Read story
The Kid Behind a $170 Million Website
Aaron Patzer started Mint.com because was frustrated with Intuit's Quicken. Two years later, Intuit intends to cut him a very big check. Read story
Are You Conditioned Not To Lead?
Leadership is not something reserved for the select few. It's a quality that can be learned by all levels of employees and managers. Read story
30 Under 30 2009 - Alumni Updates
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