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Fiasco, By Jack Anderson With James Boyd. Times Books, Three Park Ave., New York, Ny 10016; 386 Pp., $17.50.

Mar 1, 1984

Some Americans suspected that there was a Nixon in the woodpile in regard to the oil crises and price run-ups of the early 1970s, what with the former Pre...  Read story

Hail to the Chiefs

By Patrick J. Sauer |  Feb 1, 2004

Test your knowledge about U.S. Presidents, their policies, and the examples of leadership they provide.  Read story

Write It Yourself

By PAUL B. BROWN |  Jan 1, 1987

There's still a market for CEO-tells-all -- if you know how to approach it.  Read story

Ask Inc.

Jan 1, 2005

Ask Inc. tackles going global and hiring leaders. Plus, what to put in an employee manual.  Read story

The Capital Circus

By JAY FINEGAN |  Jun 1, 1989

A comedy troupe leads tours through Washington, D.C. while acting out skits based on recent political scandals.  Read story

Bush Wishes Upon a Czar

By Bobbie Gossage |  Jul 1, 2004

Albert Frink Jr., a former luxury carpet maker, has been named this Administration's manufacturing czar.  Read story

A Brief History of Innovation

By Mary Kwak |  Oct 1, 2002

Many of the revolutionary products of the last century sprang from small companies. If you don't already appreciate the impact that entrepreneurial businesse...  Read story

Letters

By Inc Staff |  May 15, 1998

Readers react to articles featured in Inc. over the past year, including Michael Hopkins' "The Anti-Hero's Guide to the New Economy," from the January 1998 i...  Read story

Fast-growth Candidate

By Steve Coll |  Aug 1, 1985

Other Presidential hopefuls have tried to sell themselves to the entrepreneur. Jack Kemp is the first to market entrepreneurship to the rest of the country.  Read story

The Reel Stuff

By Robert A. Mamis |  Jun 1, 1985

To finance their art films, Albert and David Maysles focus their cameras on big-name corporations.  Read story

Management In Training

Nov 1, 1983

They may be successful chief executive officers, but they are still anchored by childhood memories of train whistles in the night, of locomotives bound fo...  Read story

Genrational Marketing

By A. Clurman |  Apr 1, 1997

An offering from the recent book on marketing, Rocking the Ages.  Read story

Take Charge, Says Jim Howard

By Michael Rozek |  Jan 1, 1982

A Vermont business broker shows corporate refugees how to become successful entrepreneurs.  Read story

When Copying Is OK -- the " Fair Use" Rule

Nov 1, 2000

Sooner or later, almost all writers quote or closely paraphrase what others have written. For example: Andy, putting together a newsletter on...  Read story

Making A Mesbic Work

Jul 1, 1982

Running a Minority Enterprise Small Business Investment Company (MES-BIC) has never been easy, as Walter Durham, president of the nation's oldest one, MES...  Read story

The Hate-Bush Economy

By Angus Loten |  Mar 21, 2008

Peddling everything from T-shirts to dog biscuits, entrepreneurs have made millions poking fun at the least popular president in modern history. Now that Geo...  Read story

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Related Terms: Environmenta...  Read story

Will The Real Sba Please Stand Up?

By Tom Richman |  Feb 1, 1984

Ronald Reagan thinks of the SBA as a welfare agency. Congress thinks of it as a pork barrel. Most entrepreneurs try not to think about it, period. Maybe we s...  Read story

The Rise of the Micromoguls

By Joel Kotkin |  Sep 15, 1996

In the wild world of high-tech special effects, a handful of upstarts are challenging the kingpins.  Read story

Big Business Cries Foul

By Tom Richman |  Nov 1, 1981

Small companies can patent government-funded inventions -- and the big guys don't like it.  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

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About PR...

By Curtis Hartman |  Oct 1, 1988

Advice on PR strategy with regard to the market, not the media.  Read story

The Spirit Of Independence; Workers

By Curtis Hartman |  Jul 1, 1985

"In general it is impossible that manufactures should succeed in America from the high price of labour." -- Thomas Jefferson  Read story

Thinking Big

By Tom Peters |  Jul 1, 1988

Tom Peters takes on the Harvard Business Review regarding the issue of company size  Read story

Capitol Ideas

By Joel Kotkin and Greg Critser |  Oct 1, 1985

Entrepreneurs take note: When it comes to economic development, the serious business isn't getting done in Washington, D.C., these days.  Read story

The President's Message: An Historic Event

By Milton D. Stewart |  May 1, 1982

On March 1, in response to the Small Business Economic Policy Act of 1980, Ronald Reagan sent to Congress the first annual "State of Small Business" repor...  Read story

The Inc. 500 Honor Roll

By Curtis Hartman |  Dec 1, 1986

You could write the book on business growth from the strategies of the companies that have made the INC. 500 five years running.  Read story

Why Customer Buy is More Important than What They Buy

By Jennifer Monahan |  Jun 11, 2003

Conducting "needs" segmentation: knowing why a customer buys, can do more to help increase customer value than studying behavior: knowing what a customer ...  Read story

The Chinese Way Of Business

By Joel Kotkin |  Jun 1, 1987

What appears to be a good old-fashioned family business may be a $100-million international conglomerate  Read story

Elling Bros. Got Costs Under Control

By Matthew Berke |  Jan 1, 1982

Tiny cost overruns almost bankrupted Cliff Elling's contracting business.  Read story

The Secret Life Of Young Presidents

By Craig R. Waters |  Sep 1, 1982

Through the doors of a very exclusive organization pass a group of individuals with a special understanding of each other's business problems.  Read story

Taking The "family" Out Of Family Business

By Curtis Hartman |  Sep 1, 1986

As a new generation takes the reins of America's family businesses, they're bringing new values, new techniques, and new goals to the organizations they neve...  Read story

First Aide

By Nancy K. Austin |  Sep 1, 1999

Melba J. Duncan knows what makes for a world-class executive assistant. Her one-of-a-kind recruiting business may even help you learn how to find a superstar...  Read story

When Uncle Sam Sneezes

By Craig R. Waters |  May 1, 1984

A business that depends on the whims of Washington better hope the government doesn't change its mind too often  Read story

The Thinking Man's CEO

By Steve Solomon |  Nov 1, 1988

Interview with with a CEO who pursues outside activities to expose his company to emerging areas of opportunity.  Read story

Doubting Thomas

By Tom Peters |  Apr 1, 1989

Tom Peters discusses his experiences in the world of business and the nature of entrepreneurship.  Read story

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