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Recent Articles about Indiana

Business for Sale: A Motorcycle Accessories Shop

Would you pay $1.3 million to buy this Arkansas retailer?  Read more

Indiana's Disenfranchised Young Voters

The Center for Information on Civic Learning and Engagement ( Circle ) reports that "at leas...  Read more

OneBeacon to Offer Small Business Solutions in Indiana

OneBeacon Insurance Group (NYSE:OB)  has announced that it will begin offering its small business property-casualty solutions in Indiana through inde...  Read more

Property Tax Woes Hit Indiana

Where property-tax woes are the worst.  Read more

Growth Strategies: Touch of Glass

A company provides its customers with custom machinery for bottling and packaging, along with some surprising pluses.  Read more

State Support: Indiana Wants You

1. Indiana 6. Michigan 2. Connecticut 7. Ohio 3. Pennsylvania 8. Louisiana 4. Massachusetts 9. Illinois 5. New Y...  Read more

Boosting Small Business

Overcoming an antibusiness bias The idea of states cutting red tape for development permits and business licenses is nothing new, but Oregon has add...  Read more

Indiana Passes Small Business Regulatory Flexibility Bill

May 13, 2005 --Last week, Indiana became the third state this year to sign into law a bill that would require state agencies to gauge the ...  Read more

Indiana Shows The Way On Paperwork Cutbacks

By running the papershredders overtime and keeping an eye on generators of red tape, the Indiana state government has saved $1.9 million on printing bills...  Read more

But Will They Make It?

At the Institute for New Business Ventures, we see many new and emerging businesses in Indiana and offer would-be entrepreneurs some insight into what the...  Read more

Mobile Devices and Melatonin

Apparently, the two don't mix. A new study published jointly by The Karolinska Institute in Sweden and Wayne State University in Indiana (How oft...  Read more

How I Did It: John Vechey, Founder of PopCap

How a small company is capturing a big audience in the casual gaming market.  Read more

Tax on Internet Sales

It's hardly a secret that shoppers hate paying sales tax and love a tax-free bargain -- case in point, thetax-free shops in airports that are so successfu...  Read more

Bringing It All Back Home

When was the last time you took a member of your state legislature to lunch? If you haven't yet, you probably should. Increasingly, if slowly, stat...  Read more

Great Moments In Recruiting

PART 1 Bring Tools, Experience, and a 110-Story Office Tower WANTED: Watchmaker with reference who can furnish tools. State age, experience an...  Read more

America's Fastest-Growing Private Companies

A user's guide to the 12th annual Inc. 500 list.  Read more

5 Good Reasons To Let Your Employees Work From Home

It seems telecommuting is finally hitting critical mass. According to a recent survey put out by Gartner Research, one in four Americans worked from home ...  Read more

Teach Your Children Well

Teacher Cathy Welsh-Payne on how eighth-graders view the future.  Read more

Easier Done Than Said

A guide to getting started in the international exportation business.  Read more

Best Of Show Business Activity: Trouble In The Oil Patch

1. New Hampshire 6. Florida 2. Colorado 7. Georgia 3. Alaska 8. California 4. New Jersey 9. Massachusetts ...  Read more

At a Glance

Charts providing information on the features of Inc. 500 companies.  Read more

The Best Of Show

Capital: Activity at the money centers 1. California 2. Connecticut 3. New York 4. Texas 5. Massachusetts 6. Minnesota...  Read more

Give And You Shall Receive

Community involvement and public service promotions can make good business sense, many small companies discover.  Read more

This Week's Economic Roundup

Business owners nervous about labor costs and lower earnings; retail sales flatten out.  Read more

Victims Rights

How to defend yourself against frivolous litigation.  Read more

The Economy This Week

Small-business outlook hits 28-year low; retailers struggle with early Easter.  Read more

This Week's Economic Roundup

Manufacturing faces sharpest decline in six years; private sector adds 158,000 new jobs in November.  Read more

Jobless Claims Down

Dec. 7, 2006 -- New claims for unemployment benefits fell by 34,000 to 324,000 in the week ending Dec. 2, the Labor Department reported T...  Read more

The Power of Base Pay

You're having trouble attracting good workers. Your key employees areinterviewing elsewhere. What can you do? For starters, create a bettercompensation sy...  Read more

A Little Self-Promotion Never Hurts

How to get the word out about your new business  Read more

The Economy This Week

Small business employment growth eases; housing market shows signs of stability.  Read more

Bankruptcies Know No Boundaries

In sifting through small-business bankruptcy data, it wasn't surprising to see that the hardest hit areas in terms of sheer numbers are in Californ...  Read more

A Report On The States

INC.'s second annual study rates 50 small business climates.  Read more

The Best Big Cities for Starting and Growing a Business

Report examines the concentration of new businesses in states, regions, metro, and rural areas.  Read more

Report On The States

I was extremely disappointed with your ranking of Wisconsin as 49th of the 50 states in "overall climate" for small business ("Ranking the 50 Business Cli...  Read more

Instant Maps Speed Deliveries

If your customers' ardor has cooled so much between the time they order and the time you can deliver that they refuse to accept your product, shouldn't yo...  Read more

Sold on Delivery

When selling overseas, your sales reps may find that foreign customers balk at your long delivery times. To prove that it's just as easy and speedy to buy...  Read more

Share Your Intellectual Capital

You're an expert on your industry. So, why not package that expertise for customers? Flexible Personnel, a $56-million staffing company, located in Fort W...  Read more

Marketing: Intellectual Capital

A quick look at how a staffing company is using its expertise to conduct free seminars for customers.  Read more

The Economy This Week

Small firms brace for tighter credit; storms cause surge in jobless claims.  Read more