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Avoiding International Accounting Hassles

By Jill Andresky Fraser |  Aug 1, 1992

Tips on adjusting to foreign accounting systems.  Read story

Country Profiles

Feb 1, 2001

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The State of Small Business 1997

By Michael S. Hopkins |  May 15, 1997

One of Inc.'s executive editors presents some thoughts and comments about the current state of small business.  Read story

New Global Hot Spots

By Nitasha Tiku |  Oct 1, 2007

Look beyond Shanghai for the next big thing.  Read story

Trading Places: Inc.'s 2008 Export Guide

By Stephanie Clifford, Darren Dahl, Jason Del Rey, Ryan Mccarthy, and Nitasha Tiku |  May 1, 2008

Who has petrodollars to spend? Where can you sell construction equipment? Jewelry? Management consulting? And where is the market that grew an astounding 55,...  Read story

Full Circle

By Elizabeth Conlin |  Sep 1, 1990

Businessman returns to Poland determined to transform a Communist monument into a center of capitalism.  Read story

National Insecurity

By Jan Czekajewski |  Dec 1, 1986

Reading the story about Mr. Kachajian's experiences with export controls ("Kachajian's Rebellion," October), I was not a bit surprised, because I have my ...  Read story

The Inc. 100 Portfolio;

May 1, 1986

* Six INC. 100 chief executive officers once worked for IBM Corp. * Symbion Inc. (#43), which makes the Jarvik-7 artificial heart and other artifici...  Read story

Where to Go for Help: Europe

By Inc Staff |  Apr 1, 2007

Albania Teuleda http://www.teuleda.org.al/index.php?gjuha=eng <...  Read story

Op-Ed

By Carl Schramm and Robert Litan |  Sep 1, 2005

Why democracy is America's second most valuable export  Read story

International: Showcases for U.S. Catalogers

By Susan Greco |  Jan 1, 1995

An overview of different U.S. catalogers finding profits overseas regardless of their size.  Read story

In Praise of Stubbornness

By Darren Dahl |  May 1, 2007

For years, Malcolm Bricklin has been working to bring low-cost Chinese cars to America. A new documentary -- filmed by his son -- chronicles his travails.  Read story

Gift Ideas for CEOs Who Think They Have Everything

By George Gendron |  Dec 1, 1993

Three short book reviews on topics that would entertain CEOs  Read story

Demographic Shift

By John Case |  May 15, 2001

Who are the new entrepreneurs, and where are the new markets?  Read story

Workers' Rights: Caveat Employer

By James Castagnera-Cain |  Sep 1, 1982

Even without a union, your employees have certain rights under federal law that you should know about.  Read story

A Good Word About Consultants

By Joseph P. Kahn |  Jan 1, 1984

Everybody likes to kick consultants these days, but a new breed of management consultant has some companies singing their praises.  Read story

The Spirit Of Independence; On The Frontiers

By Curtis Hartman |  Jul 1, 1985

"In the long run men hit only what they aim at. Therefore, though they should fail immediately, they had better aim at something high." -- Henry David Thoreau  Read story

The Inner City 100 Profiles: 81-90

By Leigh Buchanan |  Jun 1, 2006

NO. 81 GimaSport Hartford, Connecticut Sportswear manufacturing Read story

Are You Economically Literate?

By George Gendron |  Apr 1, 1992

A basic economic literacy test.  Read story

Money (and More) for Overseas Expansion

By Michael P. Cronin |  Aug 1, 1992

An income-producing U.S. government agency helps businesses invest in foreign markets.  Read story

Rambling for Gems

By Emily Barker |  Jul 1, 2000

Here's how one woman turned an impromptu vacation into a thriving jewelry design and manufacturing business.  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

Mail

By Inc Staff |  Jul 1, 2008

Business by the Bay I was fascinated by Leigh Buchanan's piece on Tranquilo Bay ["Read story

European Union (EU)

The European Union (EU), formerly known as the European Community (EC), was formed in the 1950s to encourage and oversee political and economic cooperatio...  Read story

The Shape of Things to Come

By Edward O. Welles |  Feb 1, 1992

Profile of a resourceful and lean company succeeding in the declining heavy-truck industry.  Read story

Growing Your Business by Going Global

By Inc Staff |  Jun 1, 1993

Information on international business: Hungarian market opportunities, meeting ISO 9000 standards, and packing tips.  Read story

Coming to America

By David J. Dent |  Nov 1, 2004

A special program called StartSmart is turning immigrants into entrepreneurs. Meet five who are succeeding.  Read story

Lords Of The Rings

By Abby Solomon |  Feb 1, 1983

What has $2 million in sequins and feathers, loads 11 flatcars in an hour and a half, and thrills 7 million people? Ringling Bros. is actually a very serious...  Read story

The Immigrant Prince

By Joseph P. Kahn |  Jul 1, 1986

From Ellis Island to the corner grocery to the country's largest macaroni company, "JP" Pellegrino's story is the story of American enterprise.  Read story

Virginia Is for Manufacturers

By Leigh Buchanan |  Dec 1, 2002

Jill-Anne Partain bet that a New York-style business could help revive her distressed town.  Read story

World Bank Blues

By Darren Dahl |  Mar 1, 2006

Bernard van der Lande built his business on getting World Bank contracts. Then the rules seemed to change.  Read story

The No-tech Solution

By Craig R. Waters |  May 1, 1986

Industrial America's graveyard is filled with companies just like Intermatic. But then, they didn't have Jim Miller.  Read story

Kachajian's Rebellion

By Lucien Rhodes |  Oct 1, 1986

The story of how one small manufacturere spent six years fighting to save his business from the deadening hand of government export controls -- and won. Sort...  Read story

How I Did It: Kenneth Feld, CEO, Feld Entertainment

By Kenneth Feld |  Aug 1, 2007

He hires fire-eaters and acrobats! He breeds elephants! Plus this daring feat: As boss of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey, Ken Feld turned a castoff circu...  Read story

The Great Texas Water War

By Curtis Hartman |  Mar 1, 1986

Rick Scoville started out to "kick Perrier in the derrier," but he forgot to cover his own.  Read story

Would You Buy a Chinese Car from This Man?

By Darren Dahl |  Jul 1, 2005

Malcom Bricklin is on a quest to revolutionize the auto industry at 14,845 words per hour.  Read story

Registry: Who's Who in Small-Business Research

By Karen E. Carney |  May 15, 1995

Sixteen thumbnail sketchs of the country's leading small-business economists, complete with e-mail addresses.  Read story

The Entrepreneur of the Year Register

By Inc Staff |  Dec 1, 1993

Profiles of recognition-worthy entrepreneurs from the 1993 Entrepreneur of the Year contest.  Read story

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