University of Massachusetts Amherst


The New Economy

By Inc Staff |  Sep 1, 1993

Chart comparing unemployment among black and white men and women with and without high school diplomas.  Read story

Can Entrepreneurship Crack the Glass Ceiling for Asians?

By April Joyner |  Jun 24, 2009

Entrepreneurs make up half the Asian American CEOs at top Bay Area firms, but mid-level managers face a tougher climb.  Read story

Relaxation Resources

Jan 1, 2004

On pages 65 through 79 of the February 2004 issue , <...  Read story

Perspective: Doing well by doing nothing.

By Jess McCuan |  Jul 1, 2004

Meditation at work.  Read story

Virtual Classrooms, Actual Education

By Anne Stuart |  Mar 1, 2004

For a straightforward concept, e-learning has a lot of aliases: distance learning, online education, computer-based training, and "the virtual classroom,"...  Read story

Feel the Failure

By Jerry Useem |  Apr 28, 1998

"I have not failed," Thomas Edison declared during his search for a workable filament for the electric lightbulb. "I have successfully discovered 1,200 ma...  Read story

Competitive Advantage

By John Case |  Apr 1, 1989

What to expect in the 90's from the market changes that brought about the entrepreneurial boom of the 80's.  Read story

Resources

By Inc Staff |  May 1, 1997

A comprehensive resource guide to topics and issues featured in the May edition of Inc. magazine.  Read story

When You Need Experts To Help With Your Staff

By Robert C. Wood |  Feb 1, 1983

Business owners have good reason to fear that personnel managers may bureaucratize their companies. But failure to pay for first-rate professional advice can...  Read story

A More Perfect Business

By Matthew Fogel |  Aug 1, 2003

A family-business "constitution" can help guide a company through all sorts of crises and change.  Read story

Thinking Small

By John Grossmann |  Aug 1, 2004

Forget about finding the killer app. New research shows that smaller ideas pack a bigger payoff.  Read story

Mother Knows Best

By Tamara Schweitzer |  Apr 30, 2007

With more women shunning corporate America and branching out on their own, the number of mother-daughter businesses is on the rise.  Read story

The Hottest Entrepreneur In America

By Tom Richman |  Feb 1, 1987

The entrepreneur of the year grossed less than $100,000 in 1986, has no full-time employees, and plans to expand her business from Cleveland to Washington, D...  Read story

The Small Chill

By Robert A. Mamis |  Feb 1, 1990

Engineer forms a company around his new invention, a miniaturized combination freezer-refrigerator-microwave.  Read story

Life Lessons

By Leigh Buchanan |  Oct 1, 2006

The simple, sincere, and unwavering approach that turned the T-shirt company Life Is Good into an $80 million cultural phenomenon, OR, How I learned to stifl...  Read story

The Legacy Of Charlie Moore

By Joseph P. Kahn |  Jul 1, 1987

Two friends. Two companies. Two totally different management styles. One life became a story of shared success, the other ended in tragedy  Read story

Educating Octavia

By Edward O. Welles |  Jun 1, 1989

Woman entrepreneur seeks help in educating herself on the logistics of food production and marketing.  Read story

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