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Bitter Victories

Aug 1, 1985

People Express founder Donald Burr has it all: fame, fortune, and the fastest-growing airline in history. But that's old news. Here, Burr talks candidly abou...  Read story

Internet Credit Card Use: Is End Nigh?

By Dustin Walling |  Apr 20, 2001

It wasn't so many years ago that secure credit card transactions via the Internet were a novelty. Today this practice is commonplace, and early inn...  Read story

What Kind of Coach Do You Need?

By Alison Stein Wellner |  Apr 1, 2006

Coaches will tell you they're as unique as snowflakes. Maybe that's so, but it's also helpful--and pretty easy--to boil them down into four distinct personal...  Read story

Selling The Brooklyn Bridge

By Curtis Hartman |  Nov 1, 1983

As it turns out, it is a lot like selling bananas, or pain relievers, or floppy disks.  Read story

Pop For Pampered Pets

By V.I. |  Nov 1, 1984

After a hard day chasing cars, your pooch comes home, all tired and sweaty, and finds a tepid bowl of tap water. No wonder he bites you. If humans can hav...  Read story

The Buzz Factory

By Nancy K. Austin |  May 1, 1998

Tattoo, Inc., a low-profile San Francisco marketing firm, has amassed an impressive group of blue-chip clients with its uncanny ability to define the essence...  Read story

Requiem For An Entrepreneur

By Curtis Hartman |  Feb 1, 1986

Allan Gallant was building one of the most successful businesses in Alaska's history -- until his employees turned on him.  Read story

What You Can Learn from Steve Jobs

By Steven Berglas |  Oct 1, 1999

By revitalizing Apple Computer, Steve Jobs proves that there's nothing like a charismatic leader when times are tough. But could all that charisma backfire w...  Read story

Reading the Tea Leaves

By Matt Finkelstein |  Nov 16, 2007

Seth Goldman, the founder of Honest Tea, offers his take on corporate responsibility, the secret to steady growth, and taking on Coke.  Read story

Boing! Whiz! Bang! Dunk!

By D.M. Osborne |  Jun 1, 2000

Dancing chefs and blue martinis -- iLounge sounds like a rowdy day of fun and games. But despite its hilarity, iLounge offers some hard-core business lessons...  Read story

Can Business Still Save The World?

By Thea Singer |  Apr 1, 2001

Meet the new breed of socially responsible CEOs. They share the goals of activist pioneers like Body Shop cofounder Anita Roddick and Ben Jerry's...  Read story

King Ink

By Max Chafkin |  Nov 1, 2007

Tattoos are everywhere. But the tattoo business has yet to outgrow its outlaw roots. Mario Barth aims to change that. His goal: to build the Starbucks of tat...  Read story

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