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This month's letter from the editor. Read story
Read storyThe Entrepreneur of the Year
Profiles of the winners of Inc.'s first national company-building achievement award. (1989) Read story
The Young Entrepreneur's Survival Kit
As Emily Barker notes in Inc. magazine's October 2000 cover ... Read story
CEOs of Fast-Growing Companies See Bright Future for Entrepreneurship
March 23, 2005 --The temperature in Tucson was high, as was the level of debate inside this year's 23rd annual Inc. 500 conference, where ... Read story
Twenty-Six Entrepreneurs We Love, Leading Your Company Article - Inc. Article
Inc. magazine goes behind the scenes with 26 entrepreneurs who best exemplify the extraordinary drive, creativity, and passion of Ameri... Read story
The Really Bad News about Bad Customers
It's nice to grow your client list, but if you're filling it with clients who don't line up with your company's goals and mission, you may find yourself in t... Read story
Dell: The Secrets to His Success
Direct from Dell, by Michael Dell with Catherine Fredman HarperCollins, 235 pages, $26 Michael Dell has been trying to impro... Read story
The Innovation Upstarts
The growing diversity of computer consumers is attributed to the strength of small, focused microcomputer companies. Read story
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Book Value: Coaching Success
Several books explore how business leaders can learn from the strategies employed by successful sport coaches. Read story
The Dos and Don’ts of Dorm Room Enterprise , inc5000 Article - Inc. Article
The college dropout turned billionaire is a tale that's becoming stale. Sergey Brin and Larry Page famously dropped out of Stanford's Ph.D. program... Read story
Dropping Back In
A few college students have special extracurricular activities: running their own companies. They're former dropouts dropping back in. Read story
Ask Inc.
Whether college degrees matter; b-to-b telemarketing lives on. Read story
In Our Time
A timeline listing some of the most significant events in business from 1979 to 1999. Read story
The Most-Admired Entrepreneurs
Attendees of this year's Inc. 500 Conference were asked to list the three active entrepreneurs whom they most admire. Not surprisingly, fellow
Steve Jobs, Apple Computer, Pixar
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Desperation Capitalism
What do Clorox and Apple Computer have in common? Both were launched by bootstrappers-- and here are some other bootstrapping Hall of Famers. Read story
Avoiding the Tipping Point
Anyone who has ever been with a growing company from its early start-up days to any measure of significant size has undoubtedly experienced the tipping p... Read story
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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
When It's Time Leave the (Home) Office
There are two kinds of entrepreneurs; those who like working at home, and those who don't. Here's how to know when it's time to go. Read story
Professors Get Their Shares
Professors of entrepreneurship often invest in their students' start-ups. Here are some of the guidelines they follow, their methods of investing, and the re... Read story
How to Become a Household Name
Forget expensive advertising campaigns. The best way to reach the masses is often through free media coverage. So what does it take to get on Oprah? Read story
America's Favorite Hometown Businesses
When it comes to businesses that are charming, idiosyncratic, and lovable, Main Street still has a monopoly. To celebrate America's great unsung small compan... Read story
The Best Small Business Blogs
Check out these business blogs for advice from entrepreneurs who have been there and done that. Read story
The Power of Innovation
How will entrepreneurs change the world? Read story
Revolutionary Roads: Mapping America's Innovation Capitals
30 tales of following where the spirit leads Read story
Young Founders
If entrepreneurship were a political movement, these would be its hard-liners -- single-minded, successful, and a little bit scary. Read story
A New Kind of Company
B Corporations worry about stakeholders, not just shareholders. Read story
Competitive Edge: 'I'm Smarter Than Michael Dell'
Can a smart kid with a plan to be the first to introduce cutting-edge laptops into the market beat Mr. Dell? Read story
The Sacred and the Mundane
Icons of business prove that the more things change, the more the important stuff remains the same. Read story
Catching Up to the New Economy
For much of the past decade, Harvard University has seemed reluctant to acknowledge the new economy. But a few ambitious graduates are trying to change that. Read story
Flexible Fliers
A profile of the 1995 Master Entrepreneur of the Year winners and the runner-up. Read story
Motherhood, Apple Pie
Although stock options are widely used to attract quality employees, they can have negative effects on your company if employees misunderstand them of if the... Read story
Survival of the Fastest
Just because you're an Internet business in the digital economy doesn't mean you've got it made in the shade. A panel of E-commerce experts warns of treacher... Read story
Any Given Start-Up
In years past, only a Super Bowl ring could light up the eyes of a burly football player. Now he's just as likely to perk up over a new dot-com. Pro athletes... Read story
Small Is the New Big
Like a lot of entrepreneurs, Jay Goltz couldn't imagine doing anything but building his company as big and as fast as possible--until it almost destroyed him. Read story
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