NetSuite Files $75 Million IPO
NetSuite, a San Mateo, Calif.-based on-demand software company owned by Oracle founder Larry Ellison, is seeking to raise $75 million in an initial public... Read story
Larry Ellison
Larry's Kids
NetSuite, Oracle, and SalesForce.com- all spawned by Larry Ellison- are entering a high-stakes battle to sell you software that gives you unprecedented contr... Read story
Search: The Greatest Stories Ever Told
The 2002 edition of the best business stories, the art of interference, and a Web site that serves as a CEO refresher course. Read story
What Ever Happened to the Class of 1983?
Profile of Inc. 500 companies from 1983. Read story
NetSuite IPO Prices Surge
Following a shaky start, shares in the business software firm are trading up. Read story
Larry's Kids Take the Gloves Off
Larry Ellison's software spinoffs start a food fight. Read story
Inc. 500 All-Stars
A look at the companies that have achieved the distinction of appearing on the Inc. 500 a staggering 5 times. Plus: Household-name companies that earned thei... Read story
In Search Of Equity
The passion for ownership is sweeping the country, touching just about every industry and every type of company. Read story
The Office: The Culture Wars
Don't let someone--anyone--hijack your company culture. Read story
Forget the Better Mousetrap
Column about the changing competitive strategies in high-technology markets. Read story
Ask Inc.: Do I Have to Go to School?
Sales strategies for people who positively hate to sell. Plus: Do you need a college degree to be an entrepreneur? Read story
NetSuite IPO Auction Opens
The hosted business software firm expects to sell 6.2 million shares at $13 to $16 per share, company officials say. Read story
Ask Inc.
Whether college degrees matter; b-to-b telemarketing lives on. Read story
From Employee to Entrepreneur
When I graduated from Rutgers University in 1985 with a degree in electrical engineering, I immediately did what came naturally back then: I joined a larg... Read story
Can We Talk?
A growing company is supposed to be one happy family, but your computers don't always get the message. Incompatible apps. Proprietary data formats. Feudin... Read story
Managing from A to Z
Looking for a metaphor for business? As our A-to-Z compendium of similes and analogies will show, any metaphor you can think of has probably been used before. Read story
A Buyer's Market: What Is Your Business Worth Now?
As part of Inc.'s 2009 guide to business valuations, we look at why now is a great time to buy a business Read story
Governing: Boardroom Makeover
Like many company owners, Richard Domaleski set up a board of directors only to realize he had done it all wrong. Read story
Mission Control
What every entrepreneur needs: a high-tech instrument panel designed just for your company. Read story
This month's feedback. Read story
Gates and the People Who Hate Him
The Plot to Get Bill Gates by Gary Rivlin. Random House, 360 pages, $25. For some, he's a brilliant visionary; for others, a monop... Read story
Does Slow Growth Equal Slow Death?
I always thought that expanding my business at a steady pace was a smart move. Now I worry that it could potentially kill us Read story
The Enigma of Entrepreneurial Wealth
Essay on entrepreneurial wealth; adapted from Recapturing the Spirit of Enterprise. Read story
Dear John
What happens when the venture capitalists find profit in your company -- but don't see profit in you? Read story
The Anatomy of a Sale--Ours
Magazines know how to go after a story, but this one came to us. Inc. was recently the focus of a business drama with valuable lessons about what a ... Read story
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