Life And Death On The Corporate Battlefield
"Life and death" is overstating it, but a few of the tactical struggles cozily documented here -- starting with Harvard Business School game-playing and t... Read story
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What Makes a Company Great?
Inc.'s editor-in-chief offers an overview and review of J. Collins and J. Porras's book 'Built to Last.' Read story
Dow Averages
The author replies: Woods is correct in noting that, technically, the Dow Jones Industrial Average should not be described as "capitalization-weighted." N... Read story
The Battle Of The Brewers
There have been three major periods of consolidation in the brewing industry, and each has been occasioned by a war. The first consolidation was caused by... Read story
Values Added
Do you have to be bad to be good at business? Why are American managers so afraid of ethics? James O'Toole, author of Vanguard Management, champions values a... Read story
Partners on the Edge
Brett Cosor and Jeff Studley, co-owners of CPR MultiMedia Solutions, came to dislike each other so much they brought in a marriage counselor to help them thr... Read story
Getting to Prime
Interview with management consultant Ichak Adizes on growing a company to attain peak corporate performance. Read story
Street Smarts: The Name Game
Few things are less important to the success of a business than figuring out what to call it. Read story
Seven Steps to Doing Good Business
Devising a system of commerce and production in which each and every act is sustainable and restorative. Read story
Growth Capital: The Big Money
A review of how the Williamsburg Winery has raised more than $6 million through ingenious financing. Read story
How I Did It: Bill Thomas, Founder and CEO, Bills Khakis
Rhapsody in beige. Read story
How I Did It: Richard Schaps, CEO, Van Wagner Communications
Richard Schaps sold his outdoor-advertising company, Van Wagner, for $170 million. On Tuesday, he passed out millions of dollars to his people--and then star... Read story
Going After Nike
With plenty of bark and maybe just enough bite, "antipreneur" Kalle Lasn is ready to leave his mark -- er, spot -- on the global sneaker industry. Watch out,... Read story
The Alchemist Of Anchor Steam
Starting with a tumble-down plant and a vision of "the perfect beer," Fritz Maytag proved that even in an industry dominated by giants, small can be beautiful. Read story
The Great Texas Water War
Rick Scoville started out to "kick Perrier in the derrier," but he forgot to cover his own. Read story
Matters of Import
The benefits of importing an established product and adapting it to the American market. Read story
A Whole New Game
A Mexican media magnate and a New York publisher team up to start a national daily sports newspaper called The National. Read story
A Brew Apart
A look at a start-up brewery that is banking on an affinity-group marketing plan. Read story
Running the Gauntlet at Wal-Mart
The process of selling to the behemoth of Bentonville starts well before you push open the doors of its Arkansas headquarters. But it's within the fortress i... Read story
Bankers' Suits
How small companies, victimized by their lenders, are fighting back in court. Read story
Leadership: Building Companies to Last
A study of companies that shows certain traits in visionary companies suggest basic rules for success. Read story
Where the Growth Is: Hot Spots
A look at the best places to build an Inc. 500 company, and the 1994 winners displayed by state. Read story
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