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Entrepreneurs don't grow on trees, and relatively few come out of business schools, either. Lately, however, there have been signs of a new blossoming of ... Read story
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Professors Get Their Shares
Professors of entrepreneurship often invest in their students' start-ups. Here are some of the guidelines they follow, their methods of investing, and the re... Read story
The Dos and Don’ts of Dorm Room Enterprise , inc5000 Article - Inc. Article
The college dropout turned billionaire is a tale that's becoming stale. Sergey Brin and Larry Page famously dropped out of Stanford's Ph.D. program... Read story
More Mush from the Wimps
AFL-CIO economist John Zalusky's argument that big companies benefit the economy more than small ones do. Read story
Fire Me. I Dare You!
Here are some strategies from business experts and entrepreneurs for managing the prima donnas at your company. Read story
Inc. Executive Education
Inc. Executive Education brings a set of course... Read story
How I Did It: Serial Entrepreneur Richard Heckmann
Buy fearlessly, sell ruthlessly, repeat regularly. How Richard Heckmann takes struggling companies and sells them for billions Read story
Snooze Survival
An alarm that watches you sleep. Read story
Blue is the New Green
Forget for a moment about carbon emissions. The world is facing a more immediate crisis -- it is running out of clean water. The prospect of widespread short... Read story
When the Boss is an Adrenaline Junkie, inc5000 Article - Inc. Article
Ron Farmer is a speed freak. When his knees failed at 52 years old, he quit running marathons and began racing cars. Ten years later, he is headed to Ohio... Read story
Why Every Business Will Be Like Show Business
Study of the network of flexible small businesses that make up Hollywood's entertainment industry. Read story
Index
A comprehensive guide to companies, organizations, and individuals featured in the March issue. Read story
How to Get a Good Night's Sleep
The rules are simple: no sugar, no caffeine, and most of all, don't bring work to bed! Read story
Europe Inc.
In Europe, it used to be that the only thing worse than failing at entrepreneurship was succeeding, and making money. Now, suddenly, entrepreneurship is all ... Read story
The Best Jobs That Nobody Wants
College entrepreneurship departments are raking in the bucks, but there aren't enough professors to staff them Read story
No Touchdowns;
PEOPLE WHO TIME THEIR INvestments using such dubious barometers as hemline lengths and Superbowl winners should consider a more reliable approach like, sa... Read story
What Balance?
A management consultant asks, What would you do if you were forced to choose between business and family? Read story
Screen Test: Separating Fact from Fiction Online
The Internet's greatest strength -- that anyone with a computer and a modem can make their voice heard on virtually any subject -- is also its greatest we... Read story
Baby Moguls
Marilyn Kourilsky can spot a potential entrepreneur when he is still three feet tall and sledding down the nearest snow-covered hill. Kourilsky, a U... Read story
Ideas For Sale
Is the world ready for an eBay of ideas? Read story
What the Judges Look for...
What's going to put your business plan in the winner's circle? Here's what the judges look for when choosing winning business plans. Read story
Getting to Prime
Interview with management consultant Ichak Adizes on growing a company to attain peak corporate performance. Read story
The Selling Of The Law
Len Jacoby and Steve Meyers set off a small revolution in legal circles by using mass marketing techniques to sell their services to the man in the street. Read story
Is There an M.B.A. in the House
A young surgeon explains to Inc.'s executive editor why she's pursuing a M.B.A. Read story
Big Manager on Campus
Here's how some dorm-room entrepreneurs founded their first company, before they got a first degree. Read story
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Smells Like Team Spirit
Like many of his classmates, University of Southern California senior David Wachtel is crazy about college football and will follow the Trojans nearly any... Read story
Lost in Translation
Thanks to e-mail, BlackBerrys, and text messaging, the face-to-face encounter is becoming a dying art. Here's why you should revive it. Read story
New! Improved! Manufacturing
Suddenly, the shop floor is where the action is. Read story
Class Acts
Company owners are seeing to it that entrepreneurship is taught by the folks who practice it. Read story
Not Exactly Beach Reading But...
Inc.'s editor recommends three books on business and management for people who usually balk at these topics. Also covered is a pending bill that may increase... Read story
Book Value: Coaching Success
Several books explore how business leaders can learn from the strategies employed by successful sport coaches. Read story
Missions Impossible
Profile of three start-up companies and their experiences in marketing new products. Read story
Business School
A few innovative teachers are teaching entreprenuership to their students, sometimes as early as the elementary level. Read story
Return of Giants
Is Hollywood edging out small companies and returning to the studio-dominated days of yesteryear? Read story
The Next Generation
Profile of the 30 Inc. 500 CEOs who are 30 or younger. Read story
Fear Not
Experts frequently agree that companies should focus on innovation to keep ahead of the competition. However, the author of "Built to Last" suggests that imp... Read story
Why You Feel the Way You Do
In an excerpt from his book, "Data Smog," David Shenk explains why the surplus of information available through technology each day stresses us out and impai... Read story
High Technology
Now Timothy Leary wants us to turn on our computers. Leary, the former drug guru, is attempting to establish himself as a software impresario of sorts, o... Read story
The Great American Revival
While the pundits debate how to restore U.S. industrial competitiveness, thousands of small, flexible, market-driven manufacturers are already doing it Read story
The Age of the Specialist
One of Inc.'s senior writers muses on the comments of Michael Treacy about growing a company through networks. Read story
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