Steve Case


Grist: Don't Read the Business Pages

By Adam Hanft |  Mar 1, 2003

How do you attack the morning paper? We all have our own rituals.  Read story

How Fast Can This Thing Go, Anyway?

By Stephanie Clifford |  Mar 1, 2008

Zipcar was a classic founder-run company--long on passion, short on cash. Until a new CEO came aboard, gave the business a seven-step tune-up, and put the pe...  Read story

Trading Places: Are You Ready for Self-Employment?

By John Case |  Nov 1, 2002

Thinking of chucking the security of a job to become a soloist? Make sure you understand the forces that keep most people trapped in cubicles and dreaming of...  Read story

The Joy of Hardware

By George Gendron |  Jul 1, 1997

Inc.'s editor-in-chief presents an overview of some of the issues and articles in the July edition.  Read story

Caught in the Crossfire

By Ellen Neuborne |  Aug 1, 2003

Marketers who rely on e-mail are getting zapped by aggressive new spam filters. To circumvent them, some companies are going retro, others super techno.  Read story

Barbarians at the Watergate

By Samuel Fromartz |  May 15, 2000

It may have taken awhile, but Washington society is finally adjusting to a new breed: the fast-moving, different-thinking, so very dot-com riche.   Read story

Best Cities: The Two Loudoun Counties

By Anne Marie Borrego |  Dec 1, 2000

Can a place that's good for business survive as a great place to live? A look at the two sides of Loudoun County, Virginia.  Read story

The Soloist: Balancing Act

By Susan Greco |  Jan 1, 2001

"The Foot Nurse" of Silicon Valley has a growing one-woman business and time for a home life to boot.  Read story

Dilbert Fired! Starts New Biz

By George Gendron |  Jul 1, 1996

The creator of the comic strip Dilbert exchanges some e-mail with Inc.'s editor-in-chief.  Read story

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