U.S., Allies Create Small-Business Fund for Middle East
Nov. 18, 2005 --The nation's foreign policymakers are turning to small businesses to promote democracy in the Middle East and North Africa... Read story
Middle East
Fighting Fakes
It's not just Gucci and Rolex. These days, counterfeiters will knock off pretty much anything. Read story
Go Daddy Abandons IPO Plans
The former Inc. 500 firm says Middle East violence and oil prices have made the market prohibitive. Read story
Middle East Entrepreneurship Program Launched
Carnegie Mellon's Tepper School of Business will launch an entrepreneurship program in Doha, Qatar, in the fall, school officials said. The Executi... Read story
A Whole New World
How Mosaica Education made the jump from the inner city to the Middle East. Read story
Standing Out in Today's Complex Market
What obstacles do salespeople around the world face? The answer may surprise you. Read story
The Recent Evolution of Ethics in Business Practice and Policy
The growing attention to and awareness of business ethics can be attributed to a number of factors. These include the increased globalization and decentra... Read story
How Business Can Prepare for War
Hit by both the threat of war in Iraq and a lingering economic slowdown, companies in many areas of the world are reining in investments and postponing th... Read story
Elevator Pitch
Rescue Air Systems helps firefighters breathe as they battle high-rise blazes. Can it get $10 million? Read story
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Mind Your Manners
Tips to take the guess-work out of international business etiquette. Read story
As Oil Hits New High, Businesses Continue to Struggle
Increased fuel costs have forced companies to raise their own prices and provide new commuting options for employees. Read story
Innocents Abroad
If lucrative business opportunities beckon to you from some place like Abu Dhabi, there is a wide range of services and publications to help you avoid com... Read story
The Inc. Life: Things I Can't Live Without: Alison Nelson
Alison Nelson, Founder and owner of Chocolate Bar • New York City Read story
Where New Ideas Flourish
New research identifies where the culture of innovation is most firmly rooted. Read story
At Last, a Green Machine with Polish
The new luxury hybrid you'd want to drive even if it didn't save so much money at the pump. Read story
Steve Prelosky
Age: 30 Hometown: Pittsburgh Undergraduate Degree: Pennsylvania State University Business School: Graduate School of Industrial Administ... Read story
Contributors
A T-shirt business hardly sounds revolutionary. But Read story
Opening Up the Baghdad Office
Entrepreneurs in Iraq: Some were called to serve, others came to build a fortune. Read story
Future Stock
Question: Where will the Dow Jones Industrial Average be in the year 2000? Don't lay too much money on your answer. A monkey throwing darts probably... Read story
International: Deciding When a Joint Venture Makes Sense
The president of a manufacturing concern explains one key facet he analyzed when expanding into international markets. Read story
Blue is the New Green
Forget for a moment about carbon emissions. The world is facing a more immediate crisis -- it is running out of clean water. The prospect of widespread short... Read story
Small Technical Firms Get New Export Boost
Just 12% of this country's gross national product is generated by international trade, and almost all of it is carried out by our largest corporations. T... Read story
U.S. Workers Ranked as World's Most Productive
Thanks to longer workdays and better training, U.S. employees generate more overall value than those in other nations. Read story
Free Free-Trade
Trade wars can only hurt the U.S. and Europe. Read story
Ready, Aim, Hire
New business finds employment for discharged military personnel. Read story
The 2007 Inner City 100 Profiles: 71-80
Increased Use of Reservists Impacts Small Businesses
May 25, 2005 --The Department of Defense's dramatic increase in the use of military reserves is not only taking its toll on military famil... Read story
September 11, 2001: The Home Front
Amid all the devastation, signs of hope emerge. Read story
...And One Way to Do Without
This international sales team is deskless and happy. Read story
New Faces Of 1985
FILMTEC (14) If it seems odd to find one of the world's leading companies in the desalination industry located in Edina, Minn. -- half a continent i... Read story
The High-tech Dream Won't Come True
It isn't just the transition from smokestack to silicon that's troubling the American economy. The real issue is managers' capability to produce. Read story
American Hopes to Conquer World -- from Long Island
A profile of a new Sunday paper aimed at Americans who are overseas. Read story
Foreign Power
One of Inc.'s editors tells a cautionary tale of what might go wrong when you take your laptop overseas. Read story
Covering Foreign Business Risks
Understanding the costly insurance risks associated with overseas ventures. Read story
Immigrant Entrepreneurs Outpace Native-Born Americans
A new Kauffman Foundation report also found that more seniors are starting businesses. Read story
Enduring Lessons From a Short War
Over the course of 21 days of war, seven companies faced a test: Would their best-laid plans work? And if not, could they quickly adapt? Read story
Emerging Markets
The phrase "emerging markets" has two distinct connotations. First , it means new and emerging foreign export markets for U.S. companies. The U.S.... Read story
Growing Your Business by Going Global
Lessons from a company that leapt unwarily into foreign-distribution, plus intelligence on Saudi Arabian markets. Read story
How I Did It: Larry Rigdon, Rigdon Marine
As told to Leigh Buchanan Industry Leader: Transportation Three-Year Growth: Read story
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