Inc.com: Articles about Hilton Hotels Corporation

Hilton Enhances Online Event Planning

Mar 12, 2008

A new feature allows small-business event planners to customize Web pages for events. Read story

Road Warriors' Bloopers Revealed

By Kelly Faircloth | Jun 30, 2009

Survey finds that even veteran business executives spill food and mispronounce clients' names. Read story

Women Entrepreneurs Honored in L.A.

Feb 6, 2007

Feb. 6, 2007 -- The Los Angeles chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners will host its annual Leadership and Legacy A... Read story

PR Bloopers

By Robina A. Gangemi | Apr 1, 1994

Excerpts from press releases we 'love to hate.' Read story

Idea Crossing Helps Clients Tap Into the Wisdom of Crowds

By Dalia Fahmy | Mar 1, 2007

Can it raise $750,000? Read story

High-speed Hotels

By Donna Williams | Sep 1, 2004

If you travel with a laptop, high-speed access is a must-have. Read story

Checking In

By Donna Williams | Aug 1, 2004

Many hotels offer high-speed Internet access, but it often comes at a price. Plan ahead to keep your business flowing smoothly on the road. Read story

Tex's Chain Saw Manicure

By PAUL B. BROWN | Nov 1, 1987

What ever happened to company names you can't forget? Read story

On the Road: Sleeping Easier

By Gordon Bass | Mar 1, 2003

For many, business travel means tossing and turning all night and bloodshot eyes the morning after. Sleep experts and some smart hotels are trying to change ... Read story

Keeping the CRM Score

By Emma Warrilow | Apr 1, 2002

The balanced-scorecard approach to measuring the enterprise is keeping more and more customer-driven companies on track. Read story

Bill Van Ness's Instinct Was to Fight the Plan to Build A School Next to His Factory

By Jennifer Gill | Dec 1, 2006

But could he beat eminent domain? Read story

Businesses Prepare for Spring Training

By Ted O’Callahan | Feb 21, 2006

Questions surround the economic impact of baseball’s annual pilgrimage to Florida and Arizona. Read story

Travel in Style, or Not

By Larry Olmsted | Jan 1, 2008

Finding a company travel service for every budget. Read story

Greater Washington: Capital Opportunities

Aug 26, 2009

Washington, D.C., sits at the heart of a region whose economy is remarkably diverse and highly resilient--and whose potential for steady, enduring growth is ... Read story

Hot Spots: A Field Guide to Your Local Economy

By Joel Garreau | May 15, 1995

Some signs to look for suggesting a community's vitality and opportunity, and those signaling economic collapse. Read story

Setting Sites: Oh My, Omaha

By Nicole Gull | Mar 1, 2003

Dine on the water, explore a rain forest -- and get great tax breaks. Read story

YourCustomer@YourBusiness.com

By Jill Hecht Maxwell | Sep 15, 2000

Providing Internet service to your customers may sound like technology, but it's all about marketing. Read story

Two's Company

By Cathryn Jakobson and Abby Soloman | May 1, 1982

Charlie Vaughn had an idea for an award-winning product, but found he had to start and manage two businesses at once to get it on the market. Read story

Inner Beauties

By Emily Esterson | Dec 1, 1998

Here's how Children's Orchard, a franchiser of children's discount stores, uses an intranet to alert franchisees to news about new products and unite them un... Read story

Mississippi Motivators

By Tom Richman | Oct 1, 1986

When profits fell at a hotel management company, it was time to slash human-resources spending. Or was it? Read story

With A Little Help From His Friends

By John Case | Apr 1, 1989

A long-shot start-up company gets help from a number of helpful, interested businesspeople. Read story

In Memoriam

By Ryan McCarthy | Nov 1, 2007

The notable entrepreneurs who died in 2007 helped to shape some of the major trends in business in the past 50 years, from the rise of socially responsible b... Read story

Hot Tip: Piggyback on Training

By Susan Greco | Mar 1, 1998

Partnering with other companies results in low-cost employee training. Read story

Kenneth Cole: How the King of Sole Got Soul

By Knowledge@Wharton Staff | Jan 1, 2004

For more than two decades, Kenneth Cole avoided the limelight. He built a $400 million shoe-and-clothing company, married the daughter of former New York ... Read story

Franchise Capital Of America

By Craig R. Waters | Sep 1, 1984

In Rocky Mount, N.C., fast food is big business. But the Boddie brothers' 208-outlet empire hasn't lost the founders' touch. Read story

Assets And Liabilities

By Tom Richman | May 1, 1985

For the CEO of a fast-growth company, yesterday's strength may be today's weakness. Read story

Communications;

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

You are away on a business trip and need a document from your home office. Overnight mail won't help: you need it right away. Although ZapMail is no... Read story

The Dry Look

By Leslie Brokaw | Mar 1, 1990

New company sells wall-mounted hair dryers to hotel chains. Read story

Know Your Place

By Michael E. Porter | Sep 1, 1991

Assessing the attractiveness of your industry and strategically positioning your company. Read story

Growth Strategies

By Bruce G. Posner | Dec 1, 1991

Profile of Inc. 500 companies that are redefining their industries. Read story

What I Know Now: Nibbled to Death

By George McGovern | Dec 1, 1993

Former U.S. Senator George McGovern discusses what being a small business owner has taught him. Read story

Executive Travel: Hotels Where You Can Really Work

By Robert A. Mamis | Oct 1, 1994

A list of five national hotel chains offering special rooms with access to business equipment, plus room rates. Read story

CEO's Notebook

By Inc Staff | Mar 1, 1998

CEOs give advice on retaining valuable employees, improving customer service, improving morale in a stressful workplace, and improving cold-call results. Read story

Tips on Landing Fed Contracts

Aug 31, 2007

The National Defense Industrial Association will host a two-day conference in Michigan next month aimed at helping entrepreneurs do business with the gove... Read story