Research Triangle Park


Recent Articles about Research Triangle Park

North Carolina's Research Triangle is the idol of industrial-policy advocates, who argue that the rest of the country ought to emulate its business-govern...  Read more

Best Job Autonomy: People Power

How some companies give their employees job autonomy to capitalize on their first-hand knowledge of their jobs.  Read more

Making Faster Chips--For Home Use Only

New business creates faster chip technology for sale only in American markets.  Read more

Tech R&D Conference for Small Firms

March 6, 2007 -- The National Small Business Innovation Research and the Small Business Technology Transfer are co-hosting a conference o...  Read more

Benchmark: How Bank Rates Vary

A comparison of bank fees for various services, broken down by region.  Read more

Best Cities: The Lists

Here's Inc. magazine's 2000 list of the best metro areas, big and small, in which to start and grow your business.  Read more

Hot Spots

INC.'s list of the 50 fastest-growing U.S. cities  Read more

In Practice: Boardroom Confessions

Ever wondered what goes on behind boardroom doors? Below, CEOS share the secrets of the care--and feeding--of boards: What if my board memb...  Read more

Study: South Falls Short in Innovation, Education

A new report cites a lack of awareness about entrepreneurship in southern states.  Read more

Smart Set

An educated work force and bargain university research lab facilities lure entrepreneurs to Lawrence, Kansas.  Read more

The Entrepreneur of the Year

Entrepreneur of the year awards and the selection process.  Read more

10 Start-up Incubators to Watch

Businesses that go through incubators historically have a close to 90 percent survival rate. We've pinpointed some of the most productive.  View slideshow

We're thinking of offering stock options. Any tips?

Make sure employees understand what they're getting into. When a number of employees at BroadBand Technologies, in Research Triangle Park...  Read more

The CED Venture Conference

I spent yesterday meeting with really interesting entrepreneurs and investors at the Council for Entrepreneurial Development's Venture 2007 Conference in ...  Read more

CEO Passions: Outdoor Cycling

Despite a crippling bike accident, CEO of Savvy Marketing Group and avid cyclist Grace Ueng is back in the saddle  Read more

Toxin Test

Company is developing a do-it-yourself kit for detecting contamination in air, water, and soil.  Read more

Entrepreneur of the Year: Ping Fu

She came to this country by way of a Chinese prison, but that's the past, and the future holds a tantalizing promise of smarter, cheaper manufacturing and be...  Read more

Upstarts: Virtual Campuses

Here's how start-up University Access partnered with universities and PBS to sell long-distance learning programs. Plus: why corporations are likely customer...  Read more

How to Get Rich in America

Climb the ladder or start your own company: which is the surest path to financial security for you and your family?  Read more

Administration: The Affordable HR Pro

A quick look at a CEO who established a part-time HR postion when his staff swelled to 40.  Read more

Story of a Start-Up

Unlike many who go into the custom home systems business, Jamie Sasser, founder of Digital Home Inc., in Raleigh, N.C., is not an audiophile or home autom...  Read more

Home Sweet Homebase

Most entrepreneurs start their companies in whatever town they happen to be living. But sometimes the city you're living in can feel all wrong. That was t...  Read more

The Inc. Network

Reader-to-reader advice.  Read more

Index

A comprehensive guide to companies, organizations, and individuals featured in the February issue.  Read more

CEO's Notebook: Stock Options Equity

Tips and resources on offering stock options, sharing equity, teaching employees about their stock, and discouraging them from selling stock to start their o...  Read more

Start-Up's Epitaph: One Product Beats Three

More isn't always better, as software maker Persimmon IT learned when it tried to launch three products and ended up spreading itself too thin. A business obit.  Read more

Bringing It All Back Home

When was the last time you took a member of your state legislature to lunch? If you haven't yet, you probably should. Increasingly, if slowly, stat...  Read more

The Ultimate Board Game

To attract the best advisers, you've got to be networked or nervy.  Read more

The Best Places in America to Own a Business

Inc. report on the best locations to own a business.  Read more

The Inside Scoop

An expert in conducting business in cyberspace explains how an in-house Web server may be the way to cyberprosperity.  Read more

Entrepreneur Juggles Employees of All Ages

When Kay Yarbrough took the plunge as a franchisee four years ago, she didn't expect to become an expert on managing a work force whose ages spanned 60 ye...  Read more