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Press release of the month. A behind-the-scenes account of journalism's splashiest start-up in recent years -- Gannett Co.'s USA Today -- might make temp... Read story
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The Dynamics of Downsizing
Many employers utilize the tactic of position elimination or downsizing (a.k.a. layoffs) as a means to enhance short-term financial results. When profits ... Read story
How The Survey Was Conducted
In the world of growing, privately held businesses, the INC. 500 define the elite. These are companies that have sustained unusually high rates of growth... Read story
Creating a Target Media List
Seven Steps to Creating a Target Media List It is best to create a target media list before you approach the media. The effort you... Read story
Who Are the Real Entrepreneurs?
A noted entrepreneur explains why many people who share that lable are not really entrepreneurs. Read story
A Whole New Game
A Mexican media magnate and a New York publisher team up to start a national daily sports newspaper called The National. Read story
Passengers to Airlines: No Cell Phones
A recent survey reveals more people prefer to keep cabins phone-free. Read story
Who's Running America's Fastest-growing Companies
Most of you have probably seen them -- tests that claim to measure one's "entre-preneurial quotient." Invariably, they feature questions like: (1) A... Read story
Publicity: A Better Way to Seed the Market
A look at how a small company offered a popular product at cost in a highly successful promotional campaign. Read story
The F Word
Failure: for entrepreneurs, there's both a right way and a wrong way to go bankrupt. Here's an overview of the recent demise of catalogue retailer J. Peterma... Read story
Any Place, Any Times
Miss your hometown newspapers while you travel? NewspaperDirect Inc. has created a means for your local rag to be delivered hot-off-the-printer right to your... Read story
Sometimes, It Is Whether You Win or Lose
"The National" folds. Read story
Federal Express's Fred Smith
The man who created overnight delivery says you absolutely, positively have to innovate -- if only to survive. Read story
SpotScout Wants to Be the eBay of Parking Spaces
First it needs $5 million. Read story
Everything You Always Wanted to Know About PR...
Advice on PR strategy with regard to the market, not the media. Read story
Layoffs, Morale And Right-Communication
Lower-than-expected earnings reported by one publicly-traded company after another have led to a year of stock market dips, rolls and dives - with the acc... Read story
FCC Turns TV Off on Small Businesses
Hey, what about us? Regular readers of my column know I get really irked at how small business is overlooked by the government. Legislation and regulation... Read story
To the Good Life
It's not just what they do at work that makes the readers of Inc. different from the readers of other business magazines. It's also the way they live. Read story
Courage to Charge More
Most businesspeople I know would do anything, anything other than raise their prices. Few prospects send as many corporate chills down as many corporate ... Read story
American Hopes to Conquer World -- from Long Island
A profile of a new Sunday paper aimed at Americans who are overseas. Read story
EPA Relaxes Reporting Requirements
Supporters say the changes will streamline the compliance process and lower costs for small businesses. Read story
Sing to Me, Baby
Story of a start-up that has invented a market for itself. Read story
Meet Mie-Yun Lee
Mie-Yun Lee is an expert on businesspurchasing for the office. Since she founded BuyerZone.com... Read story
Ask Inc.
Deciding whether to hire a PR agency; making prototypes. Read story
Priceline.com's Brave New World
You may have seen the ads in national publications such as The Wall Street Journal and USA Today. They look like typical airlin... Read story
Business, Environmental Groups Square Off Over EPA Rule
Proposed changes to the Toxic Release Inventory requirements could streamline the reporting process for both small businesses and the EPA. 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
Cheap Access to Net Costs Provider Dearly
ISP @Bigger.net planned to offer customers lifetime Internet service for a one-time fee. But flawed software, insufficient capital, and too few subscribers d... Read story
Carlos Alvarez: My Biggest Mistake
The chairman and CEO of the Gambrinus Co. -- an importer of beer -- reveals his biggest business mistake: overconfidence in his brand's ability to sell witho... Read story
Beyond 'All the News That Fits'
Advice on producing a newsletter that people will read and remember; reviews of design publications. Read story
A Helping Hand With Taxing Matters
Inc. asked 12 small business owners to evaluate the most popular tax advice Web sites. Read story
Getting Ready for Prime Time
Selling a new product? QVC's stamp of approval is increasingly powerful Read story
Boutique Hotel Chain Secures Ivy League Financing
June 2, 2005 --Two months after being named one of the 26 Most Fascinating Entrepreneurs by Inc . magazine, Tom LaTour secured $15... Read story
On Beyond Powerpoint
Presentations get a wake-up call. Read story
The Most Entrepreneurial City in America: Vegas
A look at why Las Vegas, a city with little history and very few natural resources, is the country's hottest spot for start-ups. It produced over 17,000 new ... Read story
Death to Cool
For years, iRobot designed stuff cool enough for the Sci-Fi Channel, but its new product sells on the Home Shopping Network. Here's how a boutique high-tech ... Read story
Main Street, Inc.
Forget rebel, forget misfit, forget poor boy makes good. A new study shatters old myths about the entrepreneur. Read story
Changing the Rules
Inc. revisits two former Anatomy of a Start-up companies to find one a success and one suffering a rough start. Read story
You've Got Mailings
To relieve the hassle of direct mailings, David Gerdner, sole proprietor of Next Generation Software, turned to ELetter, a Web-based direct-mail service. Read story
Forecasting A Profit
Weather Services Corp. has made a business, if not a science, of predicting the weather. Read story
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