He's His Own Distributor
Bill Dunman, who founded Hank's Beverage Co. in 1995 with four partners, says his sweet, frosty brew goes down easy in the company's hometown of Philadelp... Read story
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Unstatesmanlike Acts;
From giving away land in Kansas to building ski resorts in Kentucky some public officials will pay just about any price for a few jobs. Read story
All In The Family
Plan on deducting a family affair? Consider, says Neil B. Godick of Godick & Co., a Philadelphia-based accounting firm, what happened to Alfred and Ce... Read story
Client Conflict;
THE IDENTITY OF YOUR NEW business competitor across town may surprise you. It may turn out to be a lawyer -- your own lawyer -- who is trying to take your... Read story
Money Talks;
PHILADELPHIA BANKER FAL DE Saint Phalle is on his way up in a job that used to lead nowhere but down or out. Just a decade ago, says de Saint Phalle, sma... Read story
Compensation;
Deflation may be forcing you to keep raises in check this year, but there are ways to score points with employees without putting anything extra in their ... Read story
Strategic Planning
Chart of companies that have downsized in the past four years. Read story
A Mix-and-Match Money Menu
Pros and cons of differenty types of private placements. Read story
For Women: A Directory with a Double Payoff
A breif article about a group in Philadelphia who are raising funds to offer collateral for loans to businesswoman. Read story
Philadelphia Presses Forward with Wi-Fi Plans
A new deal will provide wireless Internet access for the entire city. Read story
Philadelphia Votes to Ban Smoking in Bars and Restaurants
Pending Mayor John Street's signature, the city will join New York and Washington in requiring smoke-free workplaces. Read story
Philadelphia Bans Smoking in Bars, Restaurants
Owners express concern that patrons will take their business outside the city limits. Read story
Conference to Focus on Raising Capital, Networking
The Mid-Atlantic Venture Conference expects to draw 700 investors and entrepreneurs. Read story
Entrepreneurs, VCs Heading to Philadelphia
Entrepreneurs from the mid-Atlantic region will have a chance to network with investors at a conference in Philadelphia in October, organizers said. <... Read story
Wi-Fi for the Masses
Tropos Networks aims to bring the high-speed internet to everyone. Here's how the company is doing it--one city at a time. Read story
Case Studies in Business Ethics
You don't have much time to worry about world hunger and nuclear disarmament when you're building a business. But that's not to say entrepreneurs can't be so... Read story
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IBM Corp. is the biggest and most sucessful computer company, but it wasn't the first to enter the market. Electronic Control Corp., of Philadelphia, was... Read story
Interactive Maps Archive
Today's Feat... Read story
Network: January 1992
Network resources. Read story
Cooperative Ventures
Jay Guben made his name in Philadelphia as a restaurant and head of the highly regarded Restaurant School, where he taught entrepreneurs how to make payro... Read story
Metrobabble
A Wharton professor uses a complex formula to determine the quality of living in U.S. cities. Read story
Exporters Gather for Conference on China
Exporters will head to Philadelphia later this month to discuss the obstacles of doing business in China, organizers said. The China Smart Conferen... Read story
Office Depot Conference Expands
Jan. 17, 2007 -- Office Depot, a nationwide office products and services company based in Delray Beach, Fla., is expanding its annual con... Read story
A Look at the Losers
The standouts on this year's list are the cities that know how to attract entrepreneurs. Read story
Business Leaders, Mayor Clash Over Taxes in Philadelphia
Jan. 18, 2006 --Despite protest from local businesses, Philadelphia Mayor John Street has pledged to veto new legislation designed to refo... Read story
RCN Offers InGrid Security Services
The self-installable system provides two-way broadband communications. Read story
Business Leaders, Mayor Clash Over Taxes in Philadelphia
Mayor John Street is expected to block reform of the city's business-privilege tax, which critics say unfairly targets small businesses. Read story
The Principal Women in Business Teleclass Series
Tuesday, January 30, 2007 Read story
With A Little Help From Your Friends
Negotiating the sale of your company is too important to leave to the professionals -- or to yourself. Read story
Network: Reader Responses
Reader-to-reader advice. Read story
Inc. 500|5000 Maps
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Business Forums for Women of Color
Jan. 22, 2007 -- The first of four national research forums on businesses owned by women of color begins on Feb. 21 at the Courtyard Marr... Read story
The New Civil Rights Act
Why the new Civil Rights Act will make life much more difficult for employers who are sued by employees. Read story
Taxing the Call of the Wild
Does Puma’s cat or Geico’s gecko deserve a royalty? Read story
Boomtowns '06
Bellingham, Washington; St. George, Utah; McAllen, Texas... You may be surprised by the places that top our list of the hottest cities for entrepreneurs. Read story
CEO's Notebook
CEOs from across the country field questions on topics that range from business reading to avoiding layoffs. Read story
Philadelphia Moves Closer to Smoking Ban
Business owners in Philadelphia have been muted in their opposition, now that many neighboring cities already have anti-smoking laws. Read story
The Inner City 100 Profiles: 41-50
NO. 41 ExecuScribe Rochester, New York Transcription services Read story
My Own Personal Metro Report
The Editor-in-Chief's choice for the best, worst, and most overrated business climates in the U.S. Read story
CEO's Notebook
Short articles on such topics as how much misclassified workers can cost you; changing your distribution strategy; and getting commitment from contractors. Read story
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