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06.17.2011 | Inc.com Daily

Groupon complaints, LawyerUp, Harvard's entrepreneurship machine, how ATMs kill the economy, an anarchist start-up, and more.  Read more

Cash for Clunkers as Economic Stimulus; Startups Diversify

Cash for clunkers helps an unlikely industry . By all counts the "Cash for Clunkers" program has been a runaway success. The Wall Street Journal say...  Read more

Hall of Fame Profile: Jim Ansara

On the importance of growing with your company.  Read more

Catching Up to the New Economy

For much of the past decade, Harvard University has seemed reluctant to acknowledge the new economy. But a few ambitious graduates are trying to change that.  Read more

Young M.B.A. Seeks Attractive Company

There is a new tool that M.B.A.s can use to find a company they can own: a search fund.  Read more

Sole Survival

Company makes cushion insoles for sports shoes.  Read more

Counting Chairs

More universities are appointing endowed chairs in the field of entreprenuership.  Read more

Back to School

Successful executives head back to business school for further education in management issues.  Read more

The Inc. 100 Portfolio;

Most INC. 100 companies are under a decade old, but the roots of Harvard Industries Inc. (#72), of St. Louis, go back to the last century. Thereby hangs ...  Read more

Of Mice And Mettle

A stone's throw across the Charles River from our Boston offices lies Harvard University, home of the Harvard Business School, and a symbol of Establishme...  Read more

The Start-Up Diaries: The Player

Why would Richie Powell, a college student and talented athlete, ditch the sport he's worked his whole life to master? For the dream of an Internet start-up ...  Read more

The Start-Up Diaries: The Player

Why would Richie Powell, a college student and talented athlete, ditch the sport he's worked his whole life to master? For the dream of an Internet start-up ...  Read more

Poison ivy. Firms governed by their quarterly-earnings reports? Young Wall Street hotshots driven by greed? Harvard's business school has frequently be...  Read more

A Cash Literacy Deficit?

A recent survey finds many Americans don't understand basic financial concepts.  Read more

NFL Players Head Back to School

Some of the game’s big names are sharpening their business acumen at Harvard and Wharton this off-season.  Read more

No Mbas Need Apply

I was very interested to read your cover story concerning venture capital companies ("Why Smart Companies are Saying No to Venture Capital" August 1984). ...  Read more

GuruWatch

An IT expert talks to Inc. Technology about some issues important to growing businesses.  Read more

Don't Curb Your Enthusiasm

I recently received a letter from a young woman who had just landed her first real job and sought advice on being a good employee. Specifically, she worri...  Read more

Upstarts: University Tournaments

University business-plan tournaments are spawning a variety of sophisticated start-up companies. Here's what students learn from these contests and why inves...  Read more

Recruiting;

If you're looking for bright, young managers, there's one source you probably haven't considered: the nation's elite business schools. It used to be that...  Read more

Harvard Discovers Entrepreneurship

The nation's leading business schools have traditionally directed most of their resources and attention to training managers for Fortune 500-type companie...  Read more

End of the World As We Know It

What will happen to your computer when the year 2000 is ushered in. Experts tell what to look for.  Read more

Naming Rights at Center of Entrepreneurs' Dispute

July 5, 2004 -- For every entrepreneur, there is no bigger nightmare than finding out that, halfway through the evolution of an idea into...  Read more

Dispute Over Bankruptcy Data

June 21, 2005 --A new study by professors from Harvard and the University of Nevada has concluded that official data from the Administrati...  Read more

Help Wanted: An Adult

Here's why the same Internet forces that boosted Eric Silberman's start-up are now pressing him to fill his own job as CEO of Idiom Technologies.  Read more

Bell Ringer

Koch's piece was the best damned business article I have ever read. And coming from an inveterate Harvard person, it's even better. The people I have mos...  Read more

Investing For College

College degrees, you may have noticed, are not coming cheap these days. Costs at both public and private four-year colleges have more than doubled in the ...  Read more

Analyze Your Survey Results

You'll need to figure out what trends and issues the data you collect reflects. Survey software offers data analysis capability, and other good statistica...  Read more

Analyze Your Survey Results

You'll need to figure out what trends and issues the data you collect reflects. Survey software offers data analysis capability, and other good statistica...  Read more

Great American Business Leaders

Harvard Business School's Great American Leaders database shares the names and stories of of individuals whose business acumen has shaped how people have ...  Read more

Dropping Back In

A few college students have special extracurricular activities: running their own companies. They're former dropouts dropping back in.  Read more

A Chance to Be Heard

Info about the White House Conference on Small Business, to be held June 1995.  Read more

Inner City 100

A look at the entrepreneurs who are leading the revival of America's urban neighborhoods.  Read more

Harvard Business School's 'Woman Problem'

News of sexual harassment of female students by male classmates surfaced recently at Harvard Business School. Is the HBS administration to blame for not disc...  Read more

A Wide-awake Way To Rotate Work Shifts

Three health researchers have found a way to help workers adapt more sucessfully to rotating shifts. Last year, Charles A. Czeisler and Martin C. Moore-Ed...  Read more