Why Bargain Prices Lure Cable Advertisers
Businesses find cable television a successful, low-cost way to reach key prospects. Read story
Tulsa
Uniform Maker Faces Record Safety Fine
Aug 24, 2007
An Ohio-based uniform manufacturer is facing $2.78 million in fines following the death of an employee at a la... Read story
Former Inc. 500 Company Wins Presidential Honor
Nov 21, 2006
Nov. 21, 2006 -- Mesa Products, a Tulsa, Okla.-based manufacturer of corrosion protection materials, today received the 2006 Malcolm Bald... Read story
Look It Up
By Inc Staff | Jul 1, 1989
The Annual Statement Studies, a reference book used by bankers, can be a handy tool for businesses as well. Read story
Zap Dryer
By Leslie Brokaw | Jan 1, 1989
New Business paragraph on microwave clothes dryers. Read story
The Richest Man You've Never Heard Of
By Jerry Useem | Sep 1, 1997
To make a fortune on America's mountain of credit-card debt, this CEO had to go broke first. Read story
Investment Forums: Blue-Ribbon Fair Presentations
By Jill Andresky Fraser | Aug 1, 1996
An organizer of investment forums discusses how to use such a forum and an entrepreneur tells how he is preparing. Read story
Cookin' With Gas
By Curtis Hartman | Dec 1, 1988
Profile of America's fastest growing company for 1988: American Central Gas Cos. Read story
Where Are They Now?
By Alessandra Bianchi | Oct 15, 1997
What happens to a company after reaching number one on the Inc. 500? Find out the current status of the past 14 top-spot holders. Read story
Hotline
By Martha E. Mangelsdorf | Apr 1, 1989
Hotline informational paragraphs on the above topic. Read story
Help Wanted
By Steve Solomon | Dec 1, 1989
How small companies can lower their health-care costs. Read story
Building the Mommy Track
By Inc Staff | Sep 1, 2003
What's a small company to do when a key employee gets pregnant? Plus: Renegotiating your lease Read story
On Borrowed Time
By Thomas E. Bennett | Dec 1, 1988
A banker's bias toward short-term debt may not be in your company's best interest. Read story
Who Needs Silicon Valley?
By Renuka Rayasam | Aug 1, 2008
Thanks to new state programs, companies are finding funds outside of traditional VC hubs. Read story
Patently Unsafe: Inventors Beware
By Phaedra Hise | Nov 1, 1994
A look at what is being done to stop unscrupulous "invention-marketing firms" from preying on victims. Read story
Privatization
Privatization is the transfer of some property or activity from public to private control. In the international context privatization typically refers to ... Read story
Briefing: May 2003
By Inc Staff | May 1, 2003
Businesses want a say in rewriting regulations, companies fatten their marketing budgets, and leaders receive tips fit for a queen. Read story
Best Friends In D.C.: In the Agencies
By Clay Risen | Feb 1, 2006
Officials who control the agenda--and the money. Read story
Oh, the places we go!
By Lora Kolodny | May 1, 2004
Where do fellow Inc. readers go to get away? Glad you asked. Read story
Upstarts: Bad-Debt Market
By Emily Barker | Oct 1, 1999
Even with the economy going at full steam, bad debt is on the rise. Here's why sorry news for compulsive spenders has created opportunities for various start... Read story
Feds Will Stamp Out Business, Vendors Say
May 1, 1982
Many of the 4,500 small, independent U.S. postage stamp vendors -- those who install and service vending machines in supermarkets and covenience stores --... Read story
When the Feds Take Over
By Bruce G. Posner | Sep 1, 1991
Protecting loan agreements from the FDIC and your bank. Read story
L.A. Quakes in the Shadow of Beautiful Downtown Burbank
By Joel Kotkin | Dec 1, 1996
An overview of a city that is using incentive programs, loans, and regulations to attract businesses. Read story
The Selling Of The Entrepreneur, 1986
By A. Craig Copetas | Mar 1, 1986
Everyone loves an entrepreneur -- even an entrepreneur who really isn't. Just ask Frank Bartles, Ed Jaymes, or the little guys at Rockwell. Read story
Betting on the Bridge
By Bruce G. Posner | Dec 1, 1993
Using 'bridge' financing to fund growth. Read story
The Little Airlines That Could
By John Case | Sep 1, 1984
A hint -- just a hint -- of being in on the secret creeps into Dan Morton's voice. "People in the investment community have always said, 'I'd love t... Read story
Receivables Financing Goes Respectable
By Donna Sammons | Jul 1, 1983
Today's economic climate has turned a last-resort form of financing into a legitimate business tool. Read story
Resources
By Inc Staff | Sep 1, 1997
A comprehensive guide to more information on subjects and articles found in the Sept. issue of Inc. magazine. Read story
Sleep Is for Wusses
By Peter Carbonara | Mar 15, 1998
Mark Landiak, a sales-training consultant, lists five tips for maximizing productivity and squeezing the most work into each day. His advice: sleep less, wor... Read story
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May 1, 1982
Note: This table may be divided, and additional information on a particular entry may appear on more than one screen. Sales Growth '77-'81 ... Read story
Smart Money
By Bruce G. Posner | Jan 1, 1986
Bob McCormick's flair for innovation has made his company a model in an industry that's as stodgy as they come. Read story
Inc's Business for Sale Roundup: Nothing's Moving
By Jill Andresky Fraser | Apr 1, 2002
Times are tough for business owners looking to sell, and it's not clear when things will rebound. One thing is clear: the sellers and buyers who thrive will ... Read story
Uhf Stations Target Up-scale Viewer Market
Jun 1, 1982
First it happened with radio, then with cable television. Now programming aimed at specialized audiences, or "narrowcasting" as it has become known, is b... Read story
Capital;
By Bruce G. Posner | May 1, 1986
Anyone who has ever tried to raise $50,000 to $300,000 of equity knows how frustrating the process can be. The money involved is generally more than your... Read story
Wide Open Spaces
By DAVID L. BIRCH | Aug 1, 1987
The real-estate glut is bad news for developers and lenders but good news for almost everybody else Read story
E-Mail Grows Up
By Sarah Schafer | Mar 15, 1997
Various businesspeople tell how they are using different E-mail packages to handle a variety of tasks. Read story
Where Has All the Money Gone?
By Jill Andresky Fraser | Apr 1, 2000
With an unprecedented amount of capital flowing through the equity and debt markets, you'd think anyone can raise money for just about anything. But unless y... Read story
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