Airlines Raise Ticket Prices
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Tex's Chain Saw Manicure
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ESOP Facts
Answers to the questions that business owners frequently ask. Read story
Use an Affiliate Program to Snag New Customers
As a small-business owner, you probably know the value of referred customers -- ones to whom friends have recommended your site. They come to you with a p... Read story
Grist: Leno Brands Versus Letterman Brands
Like late-night TV hosts, brands today fall into one of two categories: iconic or ironic. Read story
Travel: Easy Come, Easy Go
How to speed through airport security, land the best seat, and otherwise enjoy business travel. Read story
Inc.com's Quick Guide to Wine Online
Now that you can , where should you shop for wine online? With the help of four exper... Read story
Letter To The Editor
Letter to the editor from a former People Express employee. Read story
In Search of Equity
Sharing equity with employees has been good medicine for any number of organizational ills. Now, about the side effects... Read story
The Pentagram Papers
In a time of stifling labor shortages, how can a company get and keep industry superstars? The folks at architectural-design firm Pentagram think they know: ... Read story
Booking Travel on the Internet
In the first article of a two-part series, Rhonda Abrams offers tips and tricks for using the Web to make travel reservations. Read story
Busy, Busy, Busy
If you are one of those busy executives whose corporate life is in perfect order but whose private life is in miserable disarray, take heart. New companie... Read story
Best of the Net: In the Lap of Luxury
Travel sites showcase five-star vacations -- for a price. Read story
Why The Commuter Airlines Are Flying High
Although the effects of deregulation on the entire airline industry have been mixed, the new elimate of competition has brought brighter skies for many sm... Read story
Human Billboards
Mark Kaufman might not give you the shirt off his back, but he would be happy to emblazon your own shirt with your corporate logo or slogan. In fact, he w... Read story
Future Shocks
How market fragmentation is causing small companies to suffer. Read story
Affordable Escapes to Europe
Interested in an excursion to Europe that won't break your budget? Here are three transatlantic airline promotions worth checking out. Free... Read story
Respect Your Elders
Looking for smart, reliable employees? The over-65 set is a good place to start. Read story
Upstarts: Energy Deregulation
If you don't currently have a choice about where you buy your electricity, you will soon. Read story
The Believer
The Harvard M.B.A., the Fortune 500 experience, the connections that come with both--those are just some of the reasons Selena Cuffe can pretty much write he... Read story
Paper Planes
Flight Transportation Corp. was one of the hottest aviation stocks around, but -- when the federal investigators moved in -- they found a company that existe... Read story
Case Study
The Problem: Handmark had 50% of the market for software for PDAs. Unfortunately, fewer people are buying PDAs Read story
Running with Risk
Risk is a fact of business life. Taking and managing risk is part of what companies must do to create profits and shareholder value. But the corporate mel... Read story
Resurrecting Auto Graveyards
A decade ago consultant Barry Isenberg shed his three-piece suit and stepped into what he calls "the last frontier." Since then, a lot of junkyard dogs have ... Read story
Nailing It
In the race to build the first online hardware store, Peter Hunt and Rich Takata put their company in the hands of Xuma, a build-to-order Web site developer. Read story
Entrepreneur of the Year: Ping Fu
She came to this country by way of a Chinese prison, but that's the past, and the future holds a tantalizing promise of smarter, cheaper manufacturing and be... Read story
Pressure-point Marketing
What do you do when your potential customers are small companies spread out all over the country? Skyway Freight's strategy: One sale closes a thousand deals. Read story
Bitter Victories
People Express founder Donald Burr has it all: fame, fortune, and the fastest-growing airline in history. But that's old news. Here, Burr talks candidly abou... Read story
How to Start an Airline of Your Own
In an industry in which 117 airlines have filed bankruptcy since 1979, Joseph Lorenzo thinks he can make Reno Air work. Read story
Six Characters In Search of a Strategy
Six strategies that six separate travel companies use to compete and thrive in the new economy. Read story
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