Competitive Markets
I am still occasionally asked at our shareholder meetings -- usually by shareholders over 70 years of age -- when we will list on the New York Stock Excha... Read story
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Stocking Up On Capital Gains;
May 1, 1986
For the first time in three years, INC.'s annual academic exercise -- buying $100 worth of stock in each of its hundred fast-growing corporations -- has t... Read story
Investing In Growth Companies;
By Robert A. Mamis | May 1, 1983
Like the weather, the fortunes of fast-growth stocks can change overnight. Witness the rebound of this year's INC. 100 portfolio. Read story
How To Pick An Oil
By Michael Silverstein | Nov 1, 1981
These investments have become increasingly risky. But there are ways to avoid coming up dry. Read story
NetSuite IPO Auction Opens
By Angus Loten | Dec 10, 2007
The hosted business software firm expects to sell 6.2 million shares at $13 to $16 per share, company officials say. Read story
IPO Basics: Stock Exchanges and Securities Laws
Nov 1, 1999
Stock Exchanges Founded in 1792, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is home to some of America's best-known corporations. Its rost... Read story
Lore Harp: Better To Give Than To Receive
By Joshua Hyatt | Oct 1, 1984
While the story of her rise and fall in the computer industry has become part of the lore of entrepreneurship, Lore Harp has quietly moved on to new chall... Read story
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Apr 1, 1985
Anyone who doubts that the rally to record highs in the first quarter of 1985 was speculative in nature has only to check the characteristics of the leadi... Read story
Street Talk
Aug 1, 1982
Near the beginning of summer when the statistics on this page were gathered, the world was a sorry place indeed. There seemed to be something of a War-of... Read story
After The Crash
By DAVID L. BIRCH | Dec 1, 1988
The strength of hidden aggressive smaller companies stimulates the economy when it falters. Read story
Ignorance Is Bliss?
By Leslie M. Schultz | Feb 1, 1985
Johnny can't read, write, or recite his multiplication tables very well, say the critics. But a survey sponsored by The Hearst Corp. indicates that Johnn... Read story
A Borrower Be
By Martin Mayer | Jan 1, 2003
Tough economies and easy credit usually don't mix. So why are banks falling all over themselves to lend small businesses money? Read story
Agenda 5/06
By Stephanie Clifford | May 1, 2006
Sports records abound this month; use Memorial Day to set one of your own. Read story
The Entrepreneurial Year in Review
By Inc Staff | Dec 1, 2008
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
Dow Averages
By John C. Woods | Dec 1, 1985
Robert A. Mamis mentioned in "Street Talk" (September) that the Dow average is "capitalization-weighted." This is in error. The Dow average is weighted b... Read story
All Shares Are Not Created Equal
By Robert A. Mamis | Mar 1, 1987
A separate class of low-voting stock lets you go public without losing control of your company -- but the tactic could backfire. Read story
Small Company Initial Public Offerings: January 1982
By Robert A. Mamis | Apr 1, 1982
Note: This table may be divided, and additional information on a particular entry may appear on more than one screen. INC. vs. POPULAR AVERAGES <... Read story
A Profitable Exchange
By Stephanie L. Gruner | May 1, 1993
A summary of the differences between stock exchanges and their minimum listing requirements and 1992 IPOs. Read story
Entrepreneur Profile: Terminalmarkets.com
By Jennifer Hopfinger | Mar 29, 2000
From Wall Street stockbroker to vegetable importer to Internet entrepreneur, Sinan Talgat has trusted where his serendipitous career would lead. ... Read story
Take Stock In The Futures
By Robert A. Mamis | Sep 1, 1982
Betting on the future level of market indexes isn't a game for the timid. But stock futures have their conservative side as well. Read story
Private Company Stock
By Jill Andresky Fraser | May 1, 2000
Figuring out share price for public companies is a snap. But for private companies, stock pricing can be a complicated and costly process. Inc. 's fi... Read story
Push 'Em Back
By David B. Sicilia | Sep 15, 1997
A look at the early history of pushtechnology that started with stock market ticker tape machines. Read story
Inc. 100 Market Performance
May 1, 1982
1982 Mean High/Low $100 Rank Company (symbol) 3/81 3/82... Read story
Over The Counter And Into The Fees
By R.A.M. | Jun 1, 1984
Only rarely does a company choose to jettison a lofty listing on the New York Stock Exchange or the American Stock Exchange in favor of joining the over-t... Read story
Feds To Help Businesses Hit By Hurricane
By Angus Loten | Aug 31, 2005
August 31, 2005 --With Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi still reeling from the impact of Read story
So You Want to Go Public
By Steve Solomon | Jun 1, 1997
An associate professor at NYU explains what various stock exchanges expect if you want to get on them. Read story
Follow the Money
By Steve Solomon | Jun 1, 1997
An associate professor at NYU explains what the associated costs were for one small business to go public. Read story
How Hard Could it Be?: Adventures in Office Space
By Joel Spolsky | Jun 1, 2008
I just wrote a check for $215,481.75. And that was only a deposit. Read story
Inc. 500 Alumni: Where Are They Now?
By Karen Carney | Oct 6, 2000
Each year since 1981, Inc. magazine has named the fastest-growing small privately held companies in America. When companies first make the In... Read story
The Delights (and Terrors) Of Commodity Futures
By John Case | Feb 1, 1984
It is probably no accident that many of Bertram Schuster's clients are successful entrepreneurs. What he has to sell is not for those of modest means. Nor... Read story
Calculating The Market's Future
By Robert A. Mamis | Mar 1, 1984
To receive the weekend forecasts of stock-market advisory services, a subscriber usually has to wait for Monday morning's mail, which is unreliable, or ph... Read story
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By John Case | Aug 1, 1984
Mention insider trading" to a friend at a cocktail party, and he or she is likely to look around to be sure no one is listening in. The phrase conjures u... Read story
Higher Math
By Martha E. Mangelsdorf | Dec 1, 1993
How a CEO rescued a for-profit hospital from Chapter 11. Read story
How Growth Stocks Perform In A Bear Market
By Robert A. Mamis | Oct 1, 1981
While the high-flying, high-tech stocks have taken a dive recently, you can bet they won't stay down. Read story
Street Talk
Feb 1, 1984
Taken as a whole, the stock market usually is not a great leveler that gives everyone an equal return on investment. Rather, for the most part, various in... Read story
Fear Of Capitalism
By George Gilder | Sep 1, 1984
Entrepreneurism is the most creative -- and revolutionary -- activity in the American economy. Most politicians would just as soon do without it. Read story
Trade Secrets
By Robert A. Mamis | Aug 1, 1982
Good old-fashioned barter can help companies acquire goods without cash and discover new marketing opportunities. Read story
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