Keeping It Simple
A profile of a company that had to move away from automation in order to stay competitive. Read story
Lancaster
Streamline, Then Automate
Lantech's plant runs on technology that could have been installed 40 years ago. Instead of a shop humming with numerically controlled lathes and automated... Read story
Benchmark: Make the Price Right
Some data showing how CEOs are finding price points for their new products and services. Read story
Whose Brand Is It, Anyway?
Terri Williamson did a textbook job of launching Glow. Jennifer Lopez and her team did a textbook job of launching Glow by J.Lo. And then their worlds collided. Read story
The Inc. Network: Reader Responses
Reader-to-reader advice. Read story
Network: May 1990
Network new queries. Read story
Collision Course
An autobody shop owner gives his company an image overhaul while facing resistance from some of his workers. Read story
Network: March 1992
Network reader-to-reader advice. Read story
The Inc. Network
Reader-to-reader advice. Read story
The Virtue of Necessity
Given that the Amish reject self-advancement, what explains their success as entrepreneurs? Read story
Letters
Inc. magazine readers respond to topics raised in past editions of the magazine. Read story
The British Connection
For U.S. small businesspeople, the problems and progress of our English counterparts should be more than a matter of idle curiosity. Read story
How I Did It: Phil Hanes
The long and happy career of a southern rag tycoon. Read story
Getting a Purchase on Inventory
Good banking relations allow Martin Guitar to buy big when needed. Read story
Local Area Network
By opting to keep her high-tech start-up, Thermagon Inc., in Cleveland, founder Carol Latham was able to leverage her local ties to build a sophisticated net... Read story
Entrepreneurship Unplugged: Amish and the Internet
"The products marketed by OCC are crafted and manufactured by various plain communities. It is our goal to represent them with sensitivity and integrity."... Read story
Sole Survivor
One third-generation family business has survived imports, mergers, offshore manufacturing and new technologies. Read story
Nolan Bushnell is Back in the Game
Nolan Bushnell founded Atari, employed Steve Jobs, built a bunch of robots, and pretty much invented the whole cocky-young-entrepreneurial-genius pose. He's ... Read story
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