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The Name's the Game

You have only one chance to make a good first impression, and the name of your company may be the way you do it. "Be choosy," advises marketing guru Jack ...  Read story

Flushing Out Customers

Attendees at a recent Internet conference were, well, bowled over to find that one exhibitor had laid claim to the toilets. A Connecticut company h...  Read story

Things I Can't Live Without

Politicos want his ties, but the Vineyard Vines CEO wants a boat.  Read story

Selling Your Company

For any chief executive officer who has decided to put his or her business on the block, a crucial issue is how to retain key managers before and after th...  Read story

How Hard Could it Be?: Adventures in Office Space

I just wrote a check for $215,481.75. And that was only a deposit.  Read story

Go Glossy: How to Create a Beautiful Branding Tool on a Budget

Custom publishing, once considered the marketing wave of the future, has not lived up to its early promise. The problem is often the heavy cost of produci...  Read story

Resources

A comprehensive resource guide to many of the subjects featured in the April issue of Inc. magazine.  Read story

401(k) Plans: How and Why to Bundle

A 401(k) expert discusses a one-stop service plan, and one of manager who uses the plan explains its benefits.  Read story

Selling To The New America

A new wave of immigration is changing the complexion of the American consumer market, turning 'minority' markets into 'majority' ones  Read story

Letters

Inc. magazine readers respond to topics raised in past editions of the magazine.  Read story

Free Equity

Leveraged-buyout firm offers 1% equity to anyone who can initiate a successful deal.  Read story

The Starting Lineup For The Games

Of the 35 to 40 licensees to be selected for the 1984 Olympic Games, only 11 have been announced thus far. Negotiations with hundreds of other companies a...  Read story

Returns: Buy Now, Pay Later

Just because you want your company to have an IPO doesn't mean you should invest in someone else's. Unless you do it like this.  Read story

Cleaning Up International Mailing Lists

How to improve the accuracy of international mailings.  Read story

Mail

The Future of Marketing I'm amazed that search advertising, the most pervasive new marketing tool, was not included in your Read story

Why Pay a Lawyer? Use the Web

On August 16, 1997, Greenwich Consulting Group (GCG) held its first board meeting--at Yankee Stadium. The two founding members of the strategic-planning a...  Read story

David vs. Goliath: Four Lessons

David Schwartz, proprietor of the Mabel'sMusic and Card Shop Web site, has carved out a successful business selling C...  Read story

Goodbye, Retainers

Pay as you go with results-based PR.  Read story

Plan? What Plan?

If you had eyes like Paul Newman's, you wouldn't need a business plan, either.  Read story

CEO's Notebook

CEOs give advice on building a brand through custom publishing; limiting your number of all-staff functions; maximizing brainstorming sessions; and advertisi...  Read story

Updates

Progress reports on some previous Inc. articles.  Read story

Auditing The Competition

One of the more popular weapons in the arsenal of industrial espionage has been the personnel-scouting report, which sizes up the competition's staff, muc...  Read story

Selling: Living with a Long Sales Cycle

A CEO explains how he used current and would-be customers to create his approach to selling.  Read story

Brand New

Will this start-up be able to keep changing its brands to keep up with the ever-changing beverage market?  Read story

The Right Fit

Money is still out there looking for strategic buys.  Read story

Meet Lillian Vernon

Lillian Vernon is the founder and chief executive officer of Lillian Vernon Corp., a leading specialty catalog and online retailer that m...  Read story

Beyond The Magaloans

Fixed-rate loans from insurance companies; a new direction in management buyouts; a Dutch treat for U.S. entrepreneurs  Read story

Still the Best Places to Do Business

A public-policy expert explains why some big cities are the best place for successful entrepreneurial commerce.  Read story

Case Study: Spy in the Sky

Having leased blimps to clients like Fuji Film, a company considers a whole new market: homeland security.  Read story

Upstarts: Pet Luxuries

What is it about people and their pets? That magical bond between human and beast has yielded pounds of start-up opportunity for such ventures as a discount ...  Read story

Sit! Stay! Make Money! Good Company

Beginning as an information site for dog owners, SitStay.com has turned into a profitable online pet supply store.  Read story

Seize The Time

Well-heeled investment groups create money and demand for solid companies.  Read story

Upstarts: Sale of Modern Music Keyed to Customization

CDuctive, an online music retailer, allows shoppers to customize CDs. Also, several shorter articles about companies that provide mass customization of blue ...  Read story

Online Auctions Offer Stability Amid Turmoil

Lost a job recently? There's a life preserver floating out there that wasn't around in the last recession a decade ago: eBay, the online electronic market...  Read story

Discount Club Throws Bone to Pet Owners

Eyeing a growing market for veterinary care and pet products, a former bank officer creates a network of providers Lucky, Jay Bloo...  Read story

Putting Stock in Dr. Spock

Douglas Lee is putting stock in Dr. Spock and hopes the rights to the late doctor's work will deliver major returns.  Read story

Mommy Track

Analysis of a for-profit association designed to give young mothers information, services, and purchasing power.  Read story

What's in Store for Mobil? Check Your Local 510

A quick look at why large companies have a lot to learn from the little guys, like how to handle customers.  Read story

Bulletin Board

This collection includes short articles about conducting background checks, an online matchmaker for developing technologies, electronic whiteboards, powder ...  Read story

To Market, To Market

Procter Gamble veteran James McManus has an uncanny ability to analyze consumer behavior and parlay his findings into a variety of sucessful vent...  Read story

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