Six Rules of the Road From a Well-Traveled Businesswoman
Women and minorities, states Pamela Thomas-Graham, CEO of CNBC.com and executive vice president of NBC, belong to "a unique moment in history" in which un... Read story
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The Art of the Real
Donald Trump is looking for a protégé (and no, we don't mean another Marla Maples). NBC's new reality series. Read story
Makes You Wanna Holler
A quote from Steve Mariotti on the obstacles to inner-city entrepreneurship. Read story
Getting an M.B.A. Via Tivo
What you can learn from Paris Hilton. Read story
Update
Sistahs Hits Runway January 2007 Nearly a year ago, when we wrote about Carmen Webber and Carmia Marshall, the co-... Read story
'goalpost' Brown's Amazing Flying Camera
In which a talented inventor perseveres against long odds and countless mishaps, first with financial disaster, and pushes himself and his troupe of dungaree... Read story
CEO's Notebook
CEOs give advice on: advertising the way the big players do; outsourcing employee exit interviews; installing an intranet-based employee feedback system; and... Read story
How I Did It: John Zogby
John Zogby backed into his career as a pollster, and for a time had to cede the national spotlight to bigger names. Now he has his sights on becoming the Gal... Read story
Touch That Dial
New business introduces interactive television system. Read story
Soaps And Serials
Our man has been dreaming up new business ideas since his days in the sandbox, only to watch others make a business of them. But this is the last straw. Read story
What's Next: Blinded by the Buzz
Everyone is chasing Internet buzz. But be careful. Online hype doesn't always deliver. Read story
Big-Bucks Ads: Advertise the Way the Big Players Do
It used to be that only humongous companies like Anheuser-Busch could afford to do an advertising blitz during a megaevent like the Super Bowl. Lately, sm... Read story
The View From The Nets
"The men in the bow ties," one colleague calls them, referring to the network business reporters. "They're all so predictable," another complains. "... Read story
Human Billboards
Mark Kaufman might not give you the shirt off his back, but he would be happy to emblazon your own shirt with your corporate logo or slogan. In fact, he w... Read story
House Race Sealed
Nov. 3, 2004 --While the presidential election still remains in limbo this morning, the House of Representatives' future has been sealed b... Read story
Update;
Say this for the ancient Egyptians: they may not have known multilevel marketing from crabgrass, but they sure knew how to build pyramids. Big ones, with... Read story
Ask Bill Rasmussen
Bill Rasmussen, co-founder of ESPN, on the best time to cash out. Read story
Web on the Fly
A review of new software that promises to make Web pages more dynamic. Read story
Staying "Small" While on the Fast Track
Keeping your small company personality as you grow takes a conscious effort on the part of company leaders. Read story
Major Leagues -- Minor Markets
It was the high point of Worth Sports Co.'s spring tour: Bryant Gumbel, of NBC-TV's "Today" show, resplendent in the inevitable navy blazer and grey flann... Read story
He Knows Where You Work
Greg Daniels, creator of The Office , on why most bosses just don't get it. Read story
The Entrepreneurial Year in Review
For some industries -- finance and retail, we're looking at you -- this was a year of living dangerously. But plenty of companies had a big year. A look at t... Read story
Inc. Notes
Notes on the disappearance of Ed Baker, Jerry Greenfield's ill-fated bid for selectman and Jack Stack's latest award. Read story
Gear: Tune In, Tune Out
The latest gadgets to help you shut out the world. Read story
Use Two Monitors at Once
Desktop real estate - the amount of monitor screen space you have - comes at a premium these days. As people use more applications, the standard 15- or 17... Read story
What's The Difference Between Politicians And Cottage Cheese?
Not much, at least from a marketing standpoint. And that's where David Sawyer comes in. Read story
Nothing But Net
Robert Metcalfe, founder of 3Com Corp. and inventor of Ethernet, talks with Inc. about the Internet. Read story
Dot Jobs? Not Likely
When the Society for Human Resource Management and EmployMedia launched the new .jobs domain a few months ago, there was a flurry of commentary and much ... Read story
Set Your Sights High
Is your company a network or a cable channel? It's a critical taxonomy, and the question hit me as I was watching the Emmy's a few weeks ago. It's releva... Read story
30 Under 30 2009 - Alumni Updates
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MediaTakeOut.com Founder Says It Pays To Gossip
MediaTakeOut.com founder and CEO, Fred Mwangaguhunga, started a surprisingly profitable blog focusing on urban gossip. He tells Inc. about his unique ... Read story
"Shine A Light" Contest Honors Small Business
Sacred Wind Communications wins the grand prize of $100,000 from the AMEX and NBC Universal contest. Read story
Owning The Ponies
Last year, two big Wall Street brokerage houses -- Drexel Burnham Lambert; and Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette -- put together an unusual partnership. Be... Read story
Blessed Events
How to make a sponsorship pay off. Read story
The Power of Purpose
How can a statistician working in Japan over fifty years ago help your business? You'd be surprised. Read story
Soul Proprietor: Jon Bon Jovi
What's a rock star doing running a football team? Being entrepreneurial, for starters. Business owner Jon Bon Jovi talks with Inc. magazine. Read story
Four Companies Making iPhone Video Apps
The market for iPhone video apps is exploding. A look at some of the up-and-comers Read story
From Filmmaker to Entrepreneur
Independent filmmakers bypass distribution companies to maintain control of their projects. Read story
Trademarks
Related Terms: Brands and Brand Names ; ... Read story
The Anti-Hallmark
In the multibillion-dollar greeting card business, Smart Alex has carved a niche by boldly going where no big company has gone before. Founder Jay Blumenfeld... Read story
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