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Recruiting;

By Reported by Patricia C. Amend |  Mar 1, 1987

Awarding bonuses to employees who recruit new people has been an effective management ploy since the days of the Model T, but these days you may do better...  Read story

College Savings Down

By Michael Gadd |  Oct 2, 2008

The slumping economy is making it tougher for parents to put aside college funds for their kids.  Read story

The Great Fund Failure

By Neil Weinberg Emily Lambert

Mutual funds were designed to let the small guy invest in the market cheaply and efficiently. The system doesn't work, though, when fund investors are to...  Read story

The People Prediction Game

By Steven Berglas |  Nov 1, 1999

Determining someone's personality type has become a popular management practice for putting the right people in the right jobs. But it can also sell people s...  Read story

All-in-one Accounts

By Lisa R. Sheeran |  Jun 1, 1984

When Merrill Lynch Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. introduced its Cash Management Account (CMA) in 1977, it undoubtedly expected a lot of competition. Tha...  Read story

You Have Some Choices

By Karen E. Carney |  Dec 1, 1994

A brief look at why two growing companies decided to offer 401(k)s and how they balanced cost and service.  Read story

Best of the Net: Setting Policy

By Ron Feemster |  Jul 1, 2002

If a dangerous and insecure world raises questions about your insurance coverage, these sites can help you reexamine your options -- up to a point.  Read story

Picking a Plan

By Inc Staff |  Apr 1, 2008

1. Evaluate Your Needs If you want to encourage your employees to contribute to their retirement, there are two options: a so-called SIMPLE (savi...  Read story

Most Likely to Succeed

By Inc. Staff

Generation Y is getting an early start.  Read story

No Fooling

By George Gendron |  Nov 1, 2000

Inc.'s editor explains why the employee manual at the Motley Fool, a personal-investing Web site, gives a clear sense of what it's like to work for the company.  Read story

Shaking the Foundations

By Donna Fenn |  May 1, 2002

For years philanthropy has been the preserve of the super-rich. Now entrepreneurs are bringing it to the mass market.  Read story

How to Launch Your Company's 401(k) Plan

By Inc Staff |  Apr 1, 2008

There's no doubt that a strong retirement benefit is a powerful tool for luring and retaining talented and dedicated employees. In fact, it confers a sign...  Read story

Who Are the Real Entrepreneurs?

By Norm Brodsky |  Dec 1, 1996

A noted entrepreneur explains why many people who share that lable are not really entrepreneurs.  Read story

Play Money

By Donna Sammons Carpenter |  Dec 1, 1984

Some companies are earning high returns on their idle cash -- and living to regret it.  Read story

Play Money

By Robert A. Mamis |  Aug 1, 1988

Founder of simulated stock market confronts decision among three different long-term growth strategies.  Read story

Letters

By Inc Staff |  Dec 1, 1997

Readers react to articles from the September issue of Inc., including Jerry Useem's "The Richest Man You've Never Heard Of" and "Treating Temporary Work as a...  Read story

Upstarts: New-Biz Watch

By Inc Staff |  Jun 1, 1998

For-profit schools: a look at Advantage Schools; Michigan's governor's take on school privatization; and companies that failed in this market.  Read story

Looking The Other Way

By John Case |  Jan 1, 1985

How Jack Sullivan Chooses stocks  Read story

Sole Survivor

By John Case |  Jun 1, 1994

One third-generation family business has survived imports, mergers, offshore manufacturing and new technologies.  Read story

Health Care Stocks: "90% Confusion And 10% Opportunity"

By Lisa R. Sheeran |  Apr 1, 1985

Choosing the right health care stocks;  Read story

Offshore Drilling

By Michelle Leder |  Jul 1, 2004

Why foreign-based VCs are taking a closer look at U.S. firms.  Read story

Parallel Lives

By Lauren Cooper and Bobbie Gossage |  Sep 1, 2007

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

Short On Cash?

By Hannah Clark Steiman |  Jan 1, 2008

There's a new way to sell receivables: on an exchange.  Read story

The Advice Squad

By John F. Persinos |  Jan 1, 1986

How outside boards give CEOs what they can't get anywhere else.  Read story

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