Chicken Grilled Under Bricks
Every grill jockey needs a couple of showstoppers. This one involves chicken and comes from Italy: pollo al mattone , chicken grilled under a bric... Read story
Italy
Autoharping
By Joshua D. Macht | Dec 15, 1996
A new safety service available to Europeans that allows traffic condition messages to be transmitted between cars. Read story
Why Don't Your Kids Want To Be Entrepreneurs?
By Albert Shapero | Sep 1, 1981
Freedom! Independence! The dream of being on one's own! That's the American ethic, nurtured by tales of hardy immigrants who took their lives into their... Read story
The American Model Goes Global
By J. K. | Apr 1, 1984
When Jean Ichbiah broke away from the Paris-based computer giant Bull (formerly called Cii-Honeywell Bull) in 1980 to start his own software company, he f... Read story
Where to Go for Help: Europe
By Inc Staff | Apr 1, 2007
Albania Teuleda http://www.teuleda.org.al/index.php?gjuha=eng <... Read story
Will Your Product `Travel' Overseas?
By Susan Greco | Jul 1, 1992
Survey of current international opportunities in five foreign markets. Read story
The Immigrant Prince
By Joseph P. Kahn | Jul 1, 1986
From Ellis Island to the corner grocery to the country's largest macaroni company, "JP" Pellegrino's story is the story of American enterprise. Read story
Cutting Costs When Staying in Other Countries
By Tom Parsons | May 15, 2000
Most consolidators and hotel discount directories cover international as well as domestic locations. You may want to collect several directories to optimi... Read story
Is America Really Different?
By John Case | May 15, 1996
Data showing the roles small businesses play in European economies compared with the role they play in the U.S economy. Read story
Gas Prices Around the Globe
By Melanie Brooks | Jul 13, 2006
What are other countries paying per gallon for premium unleaded fuel? Read story
Join the Club
Jan 1, 1995
Think you're too young to sell overseas? You're probably not. Many fast-growing small companies are going global. A poll ofcompanies on the 1993 Inc. 500 ... Read story
Aquatic Street Sweepers
By Alessandra Bianchi | Jun 1, 1992
New business operates and charters pollution monitoring, debris oil cleaning vessels. Read story
The Second Industrial Revolution
Sep 1, 1985
Against a backdrop of economic turbulence, an economist and a political scientist find that changing tastes and new technology may be ushering in an age of c... Read story
Benchmark: Are U.S. Salespeople Busier?
By Susan Greco | Feb 1, 1995
A graph comparing various facets of a saleperson's day in the U.S. to European counterparts. Read story
The Diary of a Small-Company Owner
By Anita F. Brattina | May 1, 1993
First of a two-part series detailing an entrepreneur's use of an outside board as she struggles to grow her company. Read story
The Book of Life
By Charles Boer | May 1, 1993
The author recounts the business lessons to be learned from 15th century sage Marsilio Ficino's The Book of Life. Read story
Shoe Faddish
Oct 1, 1983
Fads come, and fads go. Here is one that should last about 15 minutes: Shoes-while-u-wait. Actually, the shoes are more like sandals. In Italy, wher... Read story
And You Think You've Got Tax Worries...
By George Gendron | Jan 1, 1993
Excerpts from The Wall Street Journal on extreme taxation in Italy and Vietnam. Read story
Export: One Call Answers All
By Tom Richman | Dec 1, 1991
Source of information on foreign exporting. Read story
Gift Guide: For the Home
From flower buds to the taste buds--here are some great gifts to use around the house. Read story
"I need to be able to go anywhere and do anything."
By Ondine Cohane | Oct 1, 2003
Around the world in 365 days. Read story
Drives: The Next Generation
By Patrick J. Sauer | Feb 23, 2005
Hybrids, military styles, and pickups were all the rage at this year's auto show in Detroit. Read story
E-mail by Any Other Name. . .
By Charles C. Mann | Mar 15, 1995
A contributing science editor from the Atlantic Monthly shows how technology has been saving us labor for centuries. Read story
Feelin' Groovy?
By Max Chafkin | Mar 1, 2006
Which nations have the happiest entrepreneurs and which have a problem. Read story
Global Start-up
By Robert A. Mamis | Aug 1, 1989
CEO's plan for world-wide sale of his medical device that will make certain types of surgery obselete. Read story
Who's Going Global?
By Stephanie L. Gruner | Mar 1, 1994
Chart showing numbers of Inc. 500 exporters doing business in specific countries. Read story
Things I Can't Live Without: Marcy Zambelli
By Ian Mount | Jul 1, 2004
One CEO's hot list. Read story
No Free Pass
By Alison Stein Wellner | Aug 1, 2007
Anti-bribery law is now aggressively enforced. Read story
Ham Fit For Kings
Mar 1, 1982
Kenneth M. Miller makes a hobby of talking with kings, senators, industrialists, major league ballplayers, gas station attendants, and farmers. Miller, pr... Read story
Recession Feeds Increase of Home-based Businesses
More than half of all businesses in the United States are now home based. Read story
Exporting the Risk
By Joshua Hyatt | Nov 1, 1990
Setting up direct sales abroad and raising money from European venture capitalists. Read story
What To Do With All Those Earnings?
May 1, 1982
Between 1976 and 1980, Nutri/System's revenues increased at a compounded annual rate of 150%. Net income as a percentage of revenues more than doubled, g... Read story
The Age Of Alliances
By Joel Kotkin | Feb 1, 1984
The new semiconductor companies are getting their funding from a powerful combination of hungry venture capitalists, aggressive bankers, and -- suprisingly e... Read story
The Bootstrapper
By Tamara Schweitzer | Jul 25, 2007
As a former college basketball player, Katie Kerrigan knew all too well how difficult it was for tall women to find shoes that fit. So she created a trendy f... Read story
Unconventional Wisdom
By JAY FINEGAN | Dec 1, 1994
Third, the ownership package attracts veteran managers. "We've been fortunate enough for the past six years to have good people knocking at the door," say... Read story
For Business Owners, a Shortage of Vacation Time
By Angus Loten | Aug 25, 2006
More than half of those that can get away still check in with work once a day. Read story
RediAuto Sport Makes Driving Easier for the Elderly and Disabled
By Dalia Fahmy | May 1, 2007
Can it raise $6 million? Read story
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