Advertise Wisely: Less Can Be More
The fact that you don't have the budget to support half-page newspaper ads doesn't mean you should resign yourself to obscurity. In fact, since the newsp... Read story
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Modem
Modem, an acronym for modulator/demodulator, is a device that allows one computer to "talk" with another over a standard telephone line. Modems act as a k... 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
Let's Get Rid Of The Corporate Income Tax
Politicians talk boastfully about taxing wealthy corporations, when they are really just using smoke and mirrors to obfuscate the issue. Read story
Everything Old Is New Again
Has the e-commerce bubble burst? If recent reports are to be believed, online business-to-consumer (B2C) businesses are in a slump. Stock prices of many l... Read story
UNTITLED
What do Coca-Cola , Gillette and The Washington Post Co. have in common? For one thing, they all boast W... Read story
Business Hours
The term "business hours" refers to the "open" and "closed" schedule that a business determines for its operations. Small and large businesses adhere to a... Read story
Who's Next
They are transforming the Web, empowering other start-ups, and turning your conference room into one big whiteboard. A sneak preview of the latest generation... Read story
Barbarians at the Watergate
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
Oprah Gets Psyched
How Oprah gets psyched for boardroom showdowns -- and other pearls overheard at the nation's top daylong conference of female execs. Read story
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Extra! Extra! U.S. Wins Semiconductor Wars
News of the United States' victory in the semiconductor wars goes unreported. Read story
You Don't Need Technology to Tell the Truth
Mike Wallace on the Internet and life inside 60 Minutes . Read story
Club Fed
A Washington, D.C., tip sheet from ultimate insider Mary Naylor, capital native and founder of her own corporate-concierge business. Read story
Big Fish, Bigger Fish
'My father always encouraged me to go to work for a large corporation. He said there was more security in it.' Read story
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Going For Broke
American weapons, not Russian, will be the death of us yet, and part of the reason is the unblinking support of the business community Read story
Contributors
Liz Welch has gotten glimpses into myriad entrepreneurial lives by shadowing CEOs for The Way I Work. For this issue, she learned what's ... Read story
Preparing For Out Future
We need a national commitment to modernize our skills as well as our industries. Without one, we face continuing unemployment, a further drop in productivity... Read story
In This Issue
The financial and emotional concerns of running a business are often enmeshed, and that is certainly the case when the subject is how much money the boss ... Read story
Passing It On
Using life insurance as an estate planning tool. Read story
Contributors
When photographer Beth Perkins entered the salt mines at Redmond Minerals in central Utah, she had a problem. Other than the headlamps w... Read story
Brett Zamore Designed a Stylish, Affordable Kit Home.
Now he wants to go national. Read story
States Report: Turning The Tables
We were halfway through a breakfast interview in Baton Rouge, La., when Kevin Couhig the assistant secretary of industry and commerce for Louisiana, solem... Read story
The Future of Banking
Ordering information for Banking on the Brink and how to assess the health of a bank. Read story
In This Issue
Art and commerce aren't the natural enemies they are often made out to be. Read story
The Disciples of David Birch
A new generation of researchers discover the effect of small business on the economy. Read story
Inc.com Named EPpy Award Finalist
The awards, sponsored by Editor & Publisher and MediaWeek , recognize the media's best Internet sites. Read story
With Friends Like These
They are in a position to help, but lately they haven't done much. Read story
For Young Entrepreneurs, Safety in Numbers
Despite the economic gloom and doom, the honorees on this year's 30 Under 30 list are building wildly successful ventures with the help of their peers, paren... Read story
Managing Your Stock Portfolio
With today's software it's not hard to become your own financial adviser. Read story
Letter from the Editor: Growth Odyssey
How Zingerman's found a breakthrough strategy. Read story
Letter from the Editor: The King of Confidence
It's about more than just winning. Read story
Looking for Jobs in All the Wrong Places
Government should foster innovation and entrepreneurship instead of focusing on companies' sizes. Read story
Meet Your Silent Partner
The National Small Business Association works hard and gets results. But a low profile keeps the group from getting the credit it deserves. Read story
Small Business -- And The Nation -- Win A Very Big One
What is the most important piece of small business legislation yet enacted in our life-time? My vote goes to the Small Business Innovation Development Ac... Read story
The White House Small Business Conference;
THE SIMILARITIES BETWEEN THE White House Conference on Small Business that met last August and the conference of the same name that met under Jimmy Carter... Read story
Smoke Free Environment
The term smoke free environment is sometimes used indiscriminately to discuss both 100 percent smoke free areas as well as segregated and ventilated areas... Read story
Marching On Washington, '80s Style
Will this be the small-business conference that finally figures out the difference between being small and thinking small? Read story
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