Survey: Most Americans Satisfied with Careers
Three out of five American workers say they are satisfied with their careers, according to a new survey. Of more than 1,000 adults polled nationwid... Read story
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The Upstarts Are Coming
In an excerpt from Upstarts! How GenY Entrepreneurs Are Rocking the World of Business and 8 Ways You Can Profit From Their Success , Donna Fenn explo... Read story
Network: March 1990
Network new queries. Read story
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Private Lives;
Seven decades after its founding, a family business repositions itself for growth. Read story
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Masters of the Ordinary
How four companies made the Inc. 500 by putting extraordinary thinking into building an ordinary business. Read story
A Network EKG
David Clark's company was losing big money because of its Web site's frequent crashes. New software designed to monitor the network has addressed his woes. Read story
Obits: Computer Woes Unhinge Furniture Maker
This End Up reached success with its folksy furniture and affordable pricing. But a poorly implemented computer and distribution system forced the company to... Read story
Simply Stupendous Press Kits
Now that you've hissed your way through that sibilant headline, let me just say I feel your migraine. But that's nothing compared to the ... Read story
Confessions of an Entrepreneur's Wife
She was proud to support her husband's dream of building a great business. But five years is a long time to watch someone focus on his company at the expense... Read story
How Companies Interact with Bankers
How various companies keep their bankers informed about their business. Read story
This Week's Economic Roundup
President Bush praises economy and deficit reductions; business owners remain more pessimistic. Read story
Practical Promotions
Small businesses have far less to spend on promotions than their large competitors. Here's how you can get the word out about your business, on a budget. Read story
Large Mergers Could Signal Onset of Middle-Market Deals
Experts say the billion-dollar acquisitions represent a return of confidence in the economy. Read story
Hurricane Blues
A year after Hurricane Katrina, Raymond Rathlé considered selling his batter... Read story
Going Broke On Damage Awards
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Network: March 1990
Network reader-to-reader advice. Read story
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 story
Michael Kalinsky was Sick of Fighting With His Vice President, Who was Also His Ex-Brother-In-Law
Was firing him too drastic? Read story
A Taxing Recruiting Problem
Imaginative CEOs can still find ways to recruit in a tight labor market. Read story
Why Interns Are Good for Business
In an effort to build their staffs on a shoestring and catch young talent on the rise, smart, fast-growing companies are enlisting interns more than ever. Fo... Read story
Just A Poor, Dumb Dirt Farmer
Colonel Gregory is the fifth generation to farm the rich dirt of Virginia. Truth be told, he's a lot smarter than he makes out to be. Read story
Solemates
Here's how Mandy Cabot, cofounder of footwear distributor Dansko, has controlled her company's growth while tiptoeing between hungry retailers and a balky su... Read story
A Company of Businesspeople
How and why managers are breaking down the traditional us-versus-them mentality of the workplace. Read story
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I'm With Jack I read the revealing interview with Jack Stack ["Read story
Friendster's Footsteps The rise and fall of Friendster is a great reminder of why we're entrepreneurs ["Read story
There's No Service Like Self-Service
Service after the sale, if thoughtfully planned, can be a boon to your business. Glenn Meltzer, president of Health-Tech Systems, in Hauppauge, N.Y., foun... Read story
Investment Gurus Rally For Uncle Sam
Technology and health care top the summer buy list, while retailing is shown the door. Read story
Chaplain to the New Economy
Mark Cress quit his job as a CEO to become a minister. Now, through his new nonprofit Inner Active Ministries, companies hire him to help employees with thei... Read story
Editor's Letter
Few organizations are easier to attack than federal agencies. They're bloated and slow, or starved and ineffective. They're rife with corruption and staff... Read story
Ready for Your Product's Close-up?
The rules of product placement are changing. Here's how to land a starring role for your firm. Read story
The Inc. 500
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The Take At The Top
How growing companies manage the care and feeding of their key executives Read story
The Inc. 500
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Chairman Jerry's Cultural Revolution
Jerry Gorde gave his employees an ESOP, a majority on the board, and lots of corporate culture. What he never gave up was control Read story
Piggyback
A store within a store serves as a joint venture providing benefits to both companies. Read story
Growth Strategies
Profile of Inc. 500 companies that are redefining their industries. Read story
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