The Three Toughest Questions
Be honest with yourself about your new business to see how it measures up. Read story
Stanford Graduate School of Business
SCORE with Mentors
Need advice on planning, marketing, pricing? Many people find informal advisers who help guide them, butthere are also formal ways to hook up with mentors... Read story
Forget Patents, Says Stanford Prof
The author of The Entrepreneur's Guide to Business Law explains why patents may not protect you in the new economy. Read story
Hire Education
Looking for bright people to recruit for your company? Statistics show an increasing number of business school graduates are interested in working for sm... Read story
Marketing Lessons from the Lemonade Stand
A simple Stanford Business School study tests which marketing strategies work best. Read story
The Spirit Of Independence;
"We have lived through the age of big industry and the age of the giant corporation. But I believe that this is the age of the entrepreneur." -- Ronald Reagan Read story
E-commerce Success Story: Atevo Travel
Interview with Atevo Travel President and CEO Hyun Shin Q: What kind of products or services do you sell on your ... Read story
How The Survey Was Conducted
Early this year, we set out to survey members of the M.B.A. class of '87 with the goal of gaining some insight into who they are, what they believe, and w... Read story
Knowing What Customers Want
The “sense and respond?? business model helps companies keep up with rapidly changing markets. Read story
Reining In Office Rumors
Shutting down the company rumor mill. Plus: Finding sales talent; curing the PO box blues. Read story
Healthful Meals on Wheels
New business serves healthful fast food from mobile units. Read story
NFL Players Head Back to School
Some of the game’s big names are sharpening their business acumen at Harvard and Wharton this off-season. Read story
My Bad
Sometimes, even CEOs have to say they're sorry. Read story
Looking Out for Number One
A management expert explains that the board of directors you really need cares about you, not your company. Read story
Innovating with Your Life
Inc.'s editor-in-chief offers an overview of select articles in the May issue. Read story
The Classroom vs. the Real World
For years, business schools have been criticized for focusing too much on analysis and not enough on practical experience. But as more and more students turn... Read story
The Inc. Network
Reader to reader advice. Read story
Top 30 Entrepreneurs Under 30 - Miles Munz, InterviewStream
#14 MILES MUNZ #15 RANDY BITTING INTERVIEWSTREAM Ages: 27 (Munz) and 2... Read story
The State of Small Business 1995
Inc.'s editor-in-chief profiles the writers appearing in this special annual report, The State of Small Business. Read story
Resources
A guide to more information discussed in articles appearing in the November issue of Inc. magazine. Read story
Crossover
Nonprofit leaders look, think, and act more and more like entrepreneurs, and here is your chance to meet a few. Read story
A Network of Her Own
Women who are entrepreneurs have always found it tougher to raise money than their male counterparts have. New kinds of support and a new breed of investor a... Read story
Patent Fending
A look at some famous legal battles between inventors and the corporations that stole their patented ideas. Read story
Pulling the Plug
A management expert explains that to make room for new projects, you must stop some old ones. Read story
Resources
A guide to more information on subjects covered in the Inc. magazine special issue: The State of Small Business 1997. Read story
Capital Punishment
A look at the problems caused by having too much capital and the benefits of bootstrapping. Read story
What Comes Next?
A best-selling business author tells why products, strategy, and charismatic leadership will become things of the past. Read story
The Matchmaker
A look at how a catalog retailer and his start-up provides customers with hard-to-find batteries. Read story
That Championship Start-up
An up-close look at a start-up that is creating its own market with new video technologies for sports coaches. Read story
The Change Masters
Profile of how Granite Rock Company stays ahead of the competition. Read story
The Great Leaders Series: Phil Knight of Nike
He conquered a niche, then brought it mainstream. He was one of the first American entrepreneurs to source product in Asia. And he created a brand that inspi... Read story
Made to Order
In-depth analysis of a start-up catalog business. Read story
The Classics
A noted author offers readers a guide to the best business and management books of all time. Read story
Professors Get Their Shares
Professors of entrepreneurship often invest in their students' start-ups. Here are some of the guidelines they follow, their methods of investing, and the re... Read story
You Had Your Chance!
Some of the best ideas are those offered by employees to employers. And some of the best companies are born when those employers say no. Read story
Why Disney and AT
Newspaper headlines are filled with reports describing the demise of dot-com firms. The rapid reversal of fortunes, however, has not been limited to pure-... Read story
Rolling In Dough
As Tombstone Pizza expanded, its founders discovered that the key to future success was hidden in the company's own past. Read story
The Complete New-Business Survival Guide
Inc.'s catalog of the best books, agencies, networking groups and information sources for the self-educating CEO. Read story
Will Work for Equity
Why Arizona Bay started taking stock from its customers instead of cash. Read story
Dear John
What happens when the venture capitalists find profit in your company -- but don't see profit in you? Read story
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