The Next Generation
Anthony Artuso Jr. | Artuso Pastry | New York City The street sign on the corner of 187th Street and Cambreleng Avenue reads "Vincent F. Artuso... Read story
The Bronx
N.Y. Steam-Pipe Victims Offered Loans
Small business affected by the steam pipe explosion in midtown Manhattan on July 18 are now being offered low-interest federal disaster recovery loans by ... Read story
Wielding A Club
If Victor Barouh likes you, he will invite you to La Casa De Ensuenos Golf Club. And if you like Barouh, you will be there. Go at least 10 times in a seas... Read story
One Man's Family
Vic Barouh has built a profitable company by doing everything wrong. Read story
It's People That Count
That's what John Mariotta learned after three business failures. Read story
SBA Issues Loans to N.Y. Businesses Hit by Blackout
Businesses disrupted by the prolonged power outage are eligible for up to $1.5 million. Read story
A Brief History of Innovation
Many of the revolutionary products of the last century sprang from small companies. If you don't already appreciate the impact that entrepreneurial businesse... Read story
Lean, Mean, Clean Machine
A quick look at a dry-cleaning service that will offer drop-off and pick-up along Greater New York City highways. Read story
Network: February 1993
Network question and answers: Reader-to-reader advice on a variety of topics. Read story
Entrepreneur Profile: Terminalmarkets.com
From Wall Street stockbroker to vegetable importer to Internet entrepreneur, Sinan Talgat has trusted where his serendipitous career would lead. ... Read story
The Spirit Of Independence; On The Frontiers
"In the long run men hit only what they aim at. Therefore, though they should fail immediately, they had better aim at something high." -- Henry David Thoreau Read story
Mail: September 2002
Readers react to recent Inc magazine articles. Read story
To Pay or Not to Pay: Business Weighs the Cost of Terrorism Coverage
Confronted with high premiums and their own skepticism about whether such coverage is necessary, many managers are deciding against terrorism insurance. Read story
The Entrepreneur of the Year
Introduction and list of winners for Inc.'s 1992 Entrepreneur of the Year Award. Read story
Case Study Update: Girls Brand Grows Up
When we profiled Addie Swartz in March 2005 , the founder of B*tween Productions, based in ... Read story
Ground-Zero Training
A comprehensive guide to establishing employee training programs in small companies. Read story
The Inner City 100 Profiles: 51-60
NO. 51 SLR Contracting & Service Buffalo Construction services Read story
Enterprise Zones: What's Everyone Arguing About?
You would think that any proposal that benefits business, the cities, and the minorities would be a shoo-in. Read story
Renegotiate That Contract
Business owners toss previously-negotiated agreements out the window to bargain for reduced prices. Read story
Connecting with the Connectors
In this excerpt of chapter 15 from Never Eat Alone, Ferrazzi discusses the connections that are key to success. Read story
Take The Pain Out Of Air Travel
Seasoned fliers know how to fight the discomfort of today's airborne cattle cars. Read story
Take The Pain Out Of Air Travel
Seasoned fliers know how to fight the discomfort of today's airborne cattle cars. Read story
Street Smarts: A Few Good Competitors
Every company needs a few good competitors. Not only do they keep you on your toes, but they can help you set high industry standards. Read story
Case Study
The Problem: Addie Swartz wants to give girls an alternative to Britney. But how do you sell wholesomeness to tweens? Read story
Getting The Bugs Out
In the extermination business, there is Al Burger and there is everybody else. What does he know that the others don't? Read story
Not Quite Ready For Prime Time President
MORE AND MORE CEOS ARE TAKING TO THE AIRWAVES TO PITCH THEIR COMPANY'S PRODUCTS OR SERVICES. THE LIMELIGHT, AS SOME CEOS HAVE FOUND, CAN BE A MIXED BLESSING. Read story
Gross National Products
Clacking teeth. Rubber octopuses. Exploding lighters. Believe it or not, some people build companies around this stuff Read story
Managing the Impossible
Starting with nothing but the force of his entrepreneurial leadership, Omar Minaya took the orphans of baseball and made them winners -- a lesson in grit. Read story
Connecting with Connectors
Learn more about Keith's new book or buy it now. My new book -- Read story
More from Barbara K!
Barbara Kavovit, known to Inc . readers as Barbara K! continues her interview with Inc . magazine. Read story
Making Good
Ways in which small companies are creatively leveraging their resources to attack various social problems. Read story
How I Did It: Joe Sitt, Thor Equities
Transforming urban shopping, one skeptical town at a time. Read story
Natural Partners
New businesses create a major trend by forming partnerships with established companies. Read story
Lines of Fire
An automated call center can improve customer service and analyze how calls translate into sales. Here's how to turn the telephone into your most important s... Read story
Cool, Determined & Under 30
They are collaborative, creative, and -- above all -- confident. And all of them were born after October 31, 1978. Read story
Life Without Layoffs
Sheldon Weinig thinks it's morally wrong to lay of employees when times are tough. He's betting millions that his policy is also a good investment. Read story
Regional Entrepreneurs of the Year
A list of 1992's Regional Entrepreneurs of the Year. Read story
Let the (Political) Games Begin
What do you do when the government wants to replace your business with a big swimming pool? Read story
"being Dead Is Bad For Business"
A growing number of businesspeople are looking beyond the survival of their own companies -- and becoming outspoken participants in the nuclear arms debate. Read story
Utopia Inc.
In the early 1960s, the socialists of kibbutz Ma'agan Michael debated whether to launch a company. Now they debate what to do with the profits. Read story
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