We really know our business. How do we advertise that?
Neil Rosenblum, owner of three Manhattan Pet Stop stores, has found a way to publicize his staff's expertise. At the company's Upper East Side location, e... Read story
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Ground Zero: The State of Small Business
Joe Caccesse, a loan officer for the Small Business Administration, hasgotten used to mass disasters. He started out with the SBA in Northridge,California... Read story
The Power Lunch
* Lee Iacocca ate two dozen raw clams on the half shell at his first interview for the top spot at Chrysler Corp. * John C. D. Bruno, owner of The P... Read story
At
"The AT&T Building in Manhattan" (Behind the Scenes, May) gave excellent examples of the excitement and challenge that the true entrepreneur seeks. Pa... Read story
Bad Batch
My office is located in the City Hall area of lower Manhattan and (coincidentally and conventiently) within walking distance of two Mrs. Fields Cookies st... Read story
Regus Opens New Business Center in Manhattan
Fully furnished and equipped offices provider The Regus Group has opened a new business center in Manhattan at 260 Madison Avenue, its 17th in New Yo... Read story
N.Y. Steam-Pipe Victims Offered Loans
Small business affected by the steam pipe explosion in midtown Manhattan on July 18 are now being offered low-interest federal disaster recovery loans by ... Read story
My Place: Sandy Chilewich's Showcase in the Sky, New York City
Finally Sandy Chilewich has the perfect showcase for her contemporary home goods. Read story
Divide and Conquer
Brooke Barrett, part owner of Manhattan East Suite Hotels, in New York City, resists the temptation simply to assign geographic territories to the sales f... Read story
The Return Of The Native
"I'm a believer in building up the area in which you were raised, in which you made your fortune," Arthur Imperatore declares. And, if all goes according ... Read story
Here Comes the Neighborhood
Start-ups are reenergizing urban neighborhoods across the country. Read story
Still the Best Places to Do Business
A public-policy expert explains why some big cities are the best place for successful entrepreneurial commerce. Read story
New York Now: Small Businesses Show Resourcefulness -- But 13,000 Still in Lurch
A group of seasoned company owners are showing resourcefulness in difficult times. Here's how they've been able to survive the economic downturn and the deva... Read story
Almost Famous
When The Apprentice needed a call center for one of its contests, the producers called AnswerNet. But this Inc. 500 company ended up on the cutting ... Read story
Fighting Back
Street Smarts The terrorist attacks could claim even more victims unless businesspeople take steps right now to make sure ... Read story
The End of the World as We Knew It
The great achievement of the past two decades is that we've now learned everything necessary to create businesses that grow. But will we ever design business... Read story
The Art of the Deal
People assume that the high bid always wins. But looking beneath the surface, you may find factors that are more important to closing the deal. Read story
Letter From Ground Zero: Down But Not Yet Out
They didn't lose their lives on September 11, but they did lose businesses and customers. Hundreds of millions of dollars that were supposed to have come to ... Read story
It's Swing Time
Corporate America is suffering from bipolar management disorder. Quick, put on some Ray Charles. Read story
Business for Sale: Want to Get Into the Spy Game?
Looking for an opportunity that will tap into your inner James Bond? Check out this manufacturer and distributor of surveillance products. Read story
Grist: Micromanagers, Unite!
Confessions from a real-life micro-manager -- and how our company can benefit from a little meddling. Read story
Grist: Micromanagers, Unite!
Confessions from a real-life micro-manager -- and how our company can benefit from a little meddling. Read story
A Message to My BlackBerry
A message to my BlackBerry: In January, I made a pledge to put you away. Instead, I'm more addicted than ever. How did our relationship become so dysfunctional? Read story
A Moving Experience
Relocating your business can be an agonizing and expensive experience. But when you weigh the benefits against the costs, moving could be the best thing you ... Read story
Fitness-Focused Hotels
Fitness expert Jim Kaese shares his favorite hotels for the fitness minded business traveler. Read story
How To Keep Families From Feuding
When the author's husband went to work for her father, everyone suffered. Then she discovered 16 rules of making a family business run smoothly. Read story
But What Do You Major In?
Maybe the growing numbers of insider trading cases involving people in their twenties and thirties has convinced Scribner Bookstores Inc. that the younger... Read story
The Problem With Confidence
Entrepreneurs are proud of their appetites for risk. But how much is enough? Read story
Grist: The Sad End of the Bad Reference
Résumés, like ads in the personals column, are marketing documents intended to sell at best, deceive at worst. Read story
Grist: A Passport to America
How blue staters and red staters can learn to communicate and do business. Read story
15 Tips for Smarter Tradeshow Travel
From booking a flight to working the exhibit hall, here's how to make the most of your conferences. Read story
Bush Signs Tax-Cut Bill
Oct. 4, 2004 -- President Bush signed his fourth tax-cut bill in as many years during a signing ceremony at a Des Moines, Iowa, YMCA today... Read story
Things I Can't Live Without:
Will Powley, Mad*Pow
Will Powley, founder of Mad*Pow, keeps a playground ball and a beer cooler close at hand to keep work fun Read story
High Concept: I'll Take Manhattan
A new way to build computer memory chips takes its inspiration from the Manhattan skyline: when space is at a premium, build up rather than out. Read story
Info Line
A new phone service puts a wealth of information at New York's fingertips. Read story
Do-It-Yourself Phone-Fraud Safeguards
9 precautions to help prevent phone-fraud. Read story
Grist: What's in Store for '04
From "perfect storming" to CEOs as name-brands, here are some trends poised to take shape in 2004. Read story
The Exit Strategy: Cashing Out and Other Premeditated Escapes
It was probably Jehovah who conceived the first one, and then some time later he charged Moseswith its execution. Churchill had one at Dunkirk. Westmorela... Read story
E-Town, USA
Entrepreneurs all over the country are taking matters into their own hands and transforming their communities into wired cities. Here's how you can compete f... Read story
Managing and Real Estate
How to coax a retiring executive to pass on her vast knowledge. Plus, setting up a New York satellite office on the cheap and the found of Zingerman's on hir... Read story
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