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FTC Shortens Do-Not-Call Waiting Period
The FTC announced a plan yesterday to shorten the length of time it takes to be removed from telemarketers' lists, an Read more
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Local election results of note
Robert Bennett, a former Inc. 500 CEO who now serves as a senator from Utah, was easily re-elected to another term yesterday. But in New Hampshire, first-... Read more
Push 'Em Back
A look at the early history of pushtechnology that started with stock market ticker tape machines. Read more
The Importance of Unplugging
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
Only In America;
-- From an Associated Press dispatch A MAN HAS BEEN DISMISSED AFTER leaving his maintenance job to respond to an emergency call to help two victims of hea... Read more
Going Global, Part 16: Wither Russia?
Tensions between Russia's government and the strange mix of entrepreneurs and oligarchs that makes up the country's nascent private sector seemed to rise ... Read more
Proof You Can't Kill a Good Idea?
One of the great failed entrepreneurial ventures of the last 30 years—the DeLorean—is poised to make a comeback. So reports the Associated Pre... Read more
Correction
A story in July's Insider ("Great Moments in Corporate Work Rules," page 22) reprinted an Associated Press dispatch about a worker who was fired after he ... Read more
How To Stop Procrastinating and Deliver a Perfect Pitch
Stop procrastinating. Now! Web Worker Daily shares its foolproof strat... Read more
Creating a Style Guide
Even after choosing a published style guide as a primary reference, you'll need to customize it for your organization. Your editorial process will ... Read more
Creating a Style Guide
Even after choosing a published style guide as a primary reference, you'll need to customize it for your organization. Your editorial process will ... Read more
Some Advice on When to Take Advice
When entrepreneurs should ignore advice. Entrepreneurs are inundated with advice from customers, partners, investors; everyone has an opinion on ho... Read more
Small Business News Round-Up
Entrepreneurship has found a home among an unlikely community: Asian women. The Arizona Republic writes this week about how entrepreneurship is Read more
IRS Volunteers To Dump Taxing Cell Phone Rules
It's about time. Both the Obama administration and the IRS are urging Congress to do away with a twenty year tax law that requires cell phone users to bre... Read more
The Top 25 Angel Investors
Ranking the top angel investors. A couple years ago, we told you about a start-up called YouNoodle that claimed it came up with an algorithm that c... Read more
Privacy Concerns Continue to Dog Facebook
Several U.S. Senators and the Federal Trade Commission are looking to regulate Facebook and other social networking sites. How does that affect you? Read more
The Passing Of The Broker's Boardroom
With the arrival of interactive computers and radios that sound alarms and talk back, an office-bound investor no longer is at the mercy of a broker's teleph... Read more
More on Hurricane Katrina
The situation in New Orleans seemed to take a turn for the worse on Tuesday as a crucial levee gave way resulting in dangerous flooding,Read more
Economy Gets Better Even as it Slows
July 7, 2004 -- Reports of the economy's well-being may occasionally seem somewhat premature. But then, so do reports of its ill-health.<... Read more
How Much Would You Pay to Interview Me?
Entrepreneurs are fond of saying that, in the war for talent, they'll do anything to attract the very best job seekers. A new website suggests a fairly si... Read more
No English? No Service
"An English-only ordering policy has thrust one of Philadelphia's best-known cheesesteak joints into the national immigration debate," the Associated Pres... Read more
Warren Buffett's Succession Plan
Buffett appoints a candidate to fill his shoes someday. Plus, the current status of angel investing and more of the latest entrepreneurial news. Read more
Meet Google's Resident Entrepreneur
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
How to Market on Facebook; Win a Franchise
No health care reform, say most entrepreneurs in Congress . The New York Times has Read more
Local Business? Win $1,000 from Intuit
A not-so-jobless recovery? According to the Read more
Easy-to-Use Blogging Software
Want to start your own online journal? As Anne Stuart points out in " Blogging for Business ,... Read more
Buffett Calls Obama's Stimulus Bill, "Half a Viagra"
The oracle from Omaha sees continued struggle in the future. Warren Buffett predicts rising unemployment and a possible second stimulus package in ... Read more
Facebook Gets Into Payments and How to Use Social Media
A new growth strategy for Facebook? Facebook is gearing up to test a new payment platform, according to Read more
What To Do If Your Competitors' Ads Are Untrue
Should you sue a competitor that lies? Earlier this year, Pantene attacked Dove over ads claiming that Dove conditioner actually repairs hair bette... Read more
Creating Thirst for American Wine in China
Small U.S. wineries -- particularly those in Washington and Oregon -- are grabbing a piece of China's growing market. Read more
Those New Airport Rules
The Associated Press published an interesting article today about how businesses are adapting to the new airport rules that ban liquid and gel substances.... Read more
07.25.2011 | Inc.com Daily
Renting with Airbnb, RIM layoffs, Facebook iPad app revealed, and more. Read more
Would You Fire Someone for Practicing Urine Therapy?
A museum fires an employee of 23 years after he shows a DVD about the practice to a colleague. Read more
Recovering From a Blow to Your Brand's Reputation
These 10 brands attempted, some more successfully than others, to bounce back from potentially game-ending disasters. Here's what you can learn from them. View slideshow
12 Memorable Event Marketing Campaigns
As companies try to one-up each other for consumer eyeballs, these marketing firms' campaigns push the bounds of creativity. View slideshow
CIT Gets a Reprieve; Guitar Hero Guys Strike Again
Who needs a government bail-out? One day before it planned to file for bankruptcy protection, the small business lender CIT Group received a $3 bil... Read more
Twitter's Big Pay Day
Twitter worth $1 billion . Yup, you read right. The little company that can't seem to nail down how exactly it's going to make money and that employ... Read more
Automating Innovation
Each day, Inc .'s reporters scour the Web for the most important and interesting news to entrepreneurs. Here's... Read more
Apple Turns 30
This Associated Press article takes a nice ... Read more
Yahoo Pulls the Plug on GeoCities; Android on the Rise
How to throw away $4 billion in 10 short years . When Yahoo purchased the pioneer... Read more
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