Entrepreneurs Twice as Charitable as Heirs
Self-made millionaires donate an average of $120,000 more per year than those that inherited their wealth. Read story
Indiana University
How to Choose the Right Entrepreneurship Program, inc5000 Article - Inc. Article
The study of entrepreneurship has come a long way since early adopters like Indiana University, Harvard, Babson College, and the University of Southern Ca... Read story
Dream a Little Dream For Your State's Economy -- It Might Come True
Dec. 24, 2004 --One Mid-Western school's dream is another school's reality when it comes to venturing to improve their states' economies.<... Read story
Shawn Hornsby
Age: 23 Hometown: Morris, Ill. Undergraduate Degree: Illinois Wesleyan University Business School: Graduate School of Business, Indiana ... Read story
Index
A comprehensive guide to companies, organizations, and individuals featured in the July 1998 issue. Read story
Network: April 1990
Network new queries. Read story
Experiential Entrepreneurship Education
Here are a few colleges that offer experience-based entrepreneurship programs. Read story
Rise of the Entrepreneurial Class
Five years ago, Jim Poss, a 28-year-old environmental studies grad from Duke University, was determined to make a living in renewable energy -- he had the... Read story
Resources
A guide to more information discussed in articles appearing in the November issue of Inc. magazine. Read story
Virtual You
Virtual universities have become increasingly popular with business owners who want more education, but who need a flexible study schedule. A look at these "... Read story
Study: Smoke-Free Workplaces Reduce Heart Attack Risk
New research shows smoking bans are cutting heart attacks among employees by half. Read story
How The Survey Was Conducted
Early this year, we set out to survey members of the M.B.A. class of '87 with the goal of gaining some insight into who they are, what they believe, and w... Read story
MBAs For Hire
Trend towards M.B.A. students seeking small growing businesses to work for. Read story
Study: Entrepreneurship Programs Continue to Expand
More than 1,600 colleges nationwide now offer courses on starting and growing businesses. Read story
Bootstrapping: Great Companies Started with Less than a Thousand Dollars
CEOs from 11 different companies share tips and suggestions on how to fund a start-up with under $1,000. Read story
Breaking Away
This year's crop of M.B.A.s has more in mind than investment banking and high-paying consulting jobs Read story
The New Market Research
Forget focus groups and mail surveys; with constantly changing markets and ever-increasing competition, companies are finding new ways to determine what cust... Read story
Mortar Combat
Think your brick-and-mortar can't compete with its Net-based rivals? Think again. New technology is bringing speed, convenience, and expert product informati... Read story
Read storySaving the World, One Purchase at a Time
How would you like to buy a jacket and help save the planet? From Patagonia to Starbucks to a would-be Google-killer, forward-thinking companies are making p... Read story
The Dos and Don’ts of Dorm Room Enterprise , inc5000 Article - Inc. Article
The college dropout turned billionaire is a tale that's becoming stale. Sergey Brin and Larry Page famously dropped out of Stanford's Ph.D. program... Read story
Freeing Your Inner Think Tank
New ideas are the lifeblood of any company. Here's how to keep them flowing. Read story
Back In Circulation
Once a major magazine takes sick, it usually requires herculean efforts -- and massive infusions of capital -- to rescue it. Sometimes the treatment fails... Read story
Steak n Shake Boss Tells Grads to Find the Meaning of Life
May 11, 2005 --Peter Dunn, president and CEO of Steak n Shake, told graduates at Indiana University's Kelley School of Business that being... Read story
The Trouble with Tax Holidays
Consumers and politicians love them, but state sales tax holidays are becoming a major headache for businesses. Read story
Indiana University:
A Jolt of Energy, Minus the Crash
Zac Workman became a connoisseur of energy drinks at an early age. At the end of each day, after five hours' practice for his high school swim team, he wo... Read story
It's Son of Nafta!
But will a new trade pact help American companies remain competitive? Read story
Network: July 1990
Network reader-to-reader advice. Read story
Networking: A Little Help From Your Friends
In an age of rapid change, more and more CEOs are turning to one another to help solve their companies' problems. Read story
The Dream Makers
Here's the rare Wall Street shop that builds its LBOs around people, not numbers -- and makes a killing in the process Read story
Errand Boy
This start-up wants to do your shopping, get your dry cleaning and more, all for a small fee. But, will it fly? Read story
What Game Are You Playing?
If you think that business and sports have a lot in common, think again, and again. Are you playing baseball, or football, or basketball? The answer, says Ro... Read story
This Is a Test
The methods of screening job candidates and the laws that cover them. Read story
Toward A More Perfect Union
"There are times when I hear union members talking about things like quality and productivity, and I almost feel embarrassed to be part of management. Read story
Photo Opportunity
How Steve Bostic stitched together 10 regional film processors into a $78-million national powerhouse Read story
Worst of Times, Best of Times
Seven reasons why a recession is the best time to start a business. Read story
Bad Boys of Capitalism
The story of how a start-up is making money for itself and its clients through NASDAQ's Small-Order Execution System. Read story
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