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Top 10 Latino and Hispanic Entrepreneurs
With family roots that trace back to Spain and Central and South America, these Latino and Hispanic entrepreneurs have built some of the fastest-growing American companies.
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The Silicon Valley of South America?
To spur innovation, Chile is offering American start-ups $40,000 in seed funding.
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For Tech Entrepreneurs Looking Beyond Silicon Valley, Chile is Ready and Waiting
Despite a recent earthquake, Chile is positioning itself for future technology investments and innovation.
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A Country Without Credit
The Financial Times follows Inc.'s Argentina st... Read more
Reader Mail: September 2011
Readers respond to our story about the constant feeling of crisis that is entrepreneurship in Argentina, and others. Read more
Argentina: Ripe Market for Entrepreneurs
As part of our company diversification, I had the unique opportunity to look into opening up the CellAntenna market ... Read more
Entrepreneurs in Latin America
The AP has an article out today on how foreign entrepreneurs are starting a rash of new businesses in Argentina. Here's one example from the story: <... Read more
A Constant Feeling of Crisis
Think the U.S. economy feels shaky? Try doing business in Argentina, where corruption is the norm, regulations are absurd, inflation is rampant, and financia... Read more
Reshaping the World of Retail
People are shopping with a mission, and brands are announcing themselves from behind store walls. The Proximity Era has begun. Read more
Inc. 5000 Applicant of the Week: Bogota Latin Bistro
Over the past decade, George Constantinou and Farid Ali have become partners in lifeâ€"and partners running a $3 million-a-year Latin restaurant. Read more
How I Did It: Tumi's Charlie Clifford
How Charlie Clifford listened to consumers, salespeople, and employees to build Tumi into a powerful luggage brand Read more
Lessons from Argentina: Tax Holidays
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Crisis at Facebook?
Facebook scrambles to respond to critics. Facebook has faced user uproar in the past, but nothing as deafening as in the past week. Ever since the ... Read more
Holiday Gift Guide 2010: Gifts That Give Back
Here are our suggestions for sure-to-please, often tax-deductible goodies for everyone on your list. View slideshow
A Year of Working Successfully
The best promotional pieces are the ones that meet several sales and marketing objectives at once--like Munton's. For more than 40 years, this British pro... Read more
My Place: Blake Mycoskie's Cozy Cruiser
Adventures in Entrepreneurial Living. Read more
A New Gig for Larry King
From CNN host to bagel pitchman. Fresh off his announcement that he will be retiring from his long-running CNN talk show, Larry King has already mo... Read more
Dave Loves All His Children
Dave's Gourmet sells 136 different products under a number of lines. Dave wants you to meet some members of the family. Read more
The Best of Inc. 2010
A look at the most popular articles, news items, and columns from the editors of Inc. magazine. Read more
The Learning Executive
A leading management guru tells why you need to put learning objectives before performance. Read more
In This Issue
This month's letter from the editor. Read more
Join the Club
Think you're too young to sell overseas? You're probably not. Many fast-growing small companies are going global. A poll ofcompanies on the 1993 Inc. 500 ... Read more
Global Internet Traffic Unaffected by Recession
IT World reports that the economic downturn has... Read more
San Fran Company Makes Inner City 100
The entire 2005 Inner City 100 list will be announced tonight at the 7th Annual Inner City Awards dinner being held Boston. But before the big announcemen... Read more
Export: One Call Answers All
Source of information on foreign exporting. Read more
Undo Button for Email and the Wisdom of Norm Brodsky
An undo button for email. You heard right. Those geniuses at Google have just released a feauture that allows you to take back an email after you'v... Read more
A Chairless Chair?
Looking for a way to keep staffers alert during meetings? Try replacing the conference room chairs with the Read more
Learn A Language Over The Phone
Don Schrickel, a Chicago businessman whose work often takes him to South America, is learning Spanish -- over the telephone. Three times a week, Schricke... Read more
China Home to Most Hacked Computers, Says Report
As China shuts down the country's largest hackers' training ground, a report highlights more problems. Read more
Language Learning Goes Social
Boasting nine million members in nearly 200 countries, LiveMocha is capitalizing on an ever-expanding market. CEO Michael Schutzler talks to Inc.com about hi... Read more
How to Start a Jewelry Making Business
Be it quartz or slightly quirky, jewelry is a hot market. Here is how to find your niche and get started selling gems. Read more
Emerging Markets: An Entrepreneur's Guide to Staying Sane, Safe, and Profitable
We at Kemin have been doing business internationally for more than three decades. A few years after our founding in 1961, a Chinese graduate student at Co... Read more
International: Showcases for U.S. Catalogers
An overview of different U.S. catalogers finding profits overseas regardless of their size. Read more
Imagining a Post-Steve Jobs World
What will Apple look like without its visionary CEO? Plus, Ashton Kutcher's latest venture, the most influential women in tech and the rest of the day's news. Read more
Finding the Next Big Thing at SXSW
SXSW Interactive served as the launching point for Twitter and Foursquare. Here are three intriguing start-ups vying to make their mark in Austin this year. Read more
Why You Should Focus on Generation Y
A new report says Millennials like to spend money, and lots of it. Read more
PRACTICAL CASH-SAVING IDEAS FROM INC. READERS
$Shopping around for fuel -- whether diesel, gas, or heating oil -- can save a company thousands of dollars. Before the fuel crunch four years ago, our sm... Read more
Why My Company Is Virtual
Starting a company without ever opening an office Read more
How to Start an Adventure Travel Company
Check every hotel personally, says Brian Morgan of Adventure Life. Same goes for the zip lines. Read more
Tips on Managing a Virtual Workforce
When there's no corner office, no conference room, and little face-time with employees, running a business can be tricky. Four smart CEOs share strategies fo... View slideshow
How Groupon Handles Copycats Overseas
How the daily-deal site defends itself in global markets. Read more
Breakfast With Richard Branson
Each day, Inc.'s reporters scour the Web for the most important and interesting news to entrepreneurs. Here's what we found today: ... Read more
Time-outs Are for Kids, Not Economies, Hillary
My wife and I and our two young boys recently made a hotel in Miami our home base for a week while our kids were out of school for Spring Break. When my f... Read more
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