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Neil Rosenblum, owner of three Manhattan Pet Stop stores, has found a way to publicize his staff's expertise. At the company's Upper East Side location, e... Read story
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My Place: Sandy Chilewich's Showcase in the Sky, New York City
Finally Sandy Chilewich has the perfect showcase for her contemporary home goods. Read story
Otherwise Engaged
The same-sex wedding trade show was super, thanks for asking. Read story
Grist: A Passport to America
How blue staters and red staters can learn to communicate and do business. Read story
Concern For Security Creates New Industry
As more and more businesses and individuals search for improved ways to protect important documents and valuables, a new industry is developing across the... Read story
How to Start an Inc. 500 Company: Six Common Questions
Six Inc. writers each examine one common question about starting a successful business. Read story
The Things We Love
Several executives comment on their favorite high-tech toys and gadgets. Read story
Obit: Rising Costs, Changing Tastes Lead to Last Call at Legendary Tavern
A look at why a celebrated saloon was forced to close shop. Read story
CEO's Notebook
CEOs give advice on retaining valuable employees, improving customer service, improving morale in a stressful workplace, and improving cold-call results. Read story
How We Did It: The Blue Man Group
From downtown performance art to global entertainment empire. Read story
It's Not Easy Being Green
Jeffrey Hollender and Alan Newman disagreed about strategy, fought bitterly -- and created two successful companies. They'd set out to change the world, but ... Read story
King Of Clubs
In an industry where the deck is stacked against success, Patrick Lyons keeps drawing a full house. Read story
The Thomas Kron Affair
Chocolatier Kron makes a sweet chocolate-covered cherry but is learning the hard way just how fast a franchise deal can sour. Read story
The Way I Work: Essie Weingarten, Essie Cosmetics
"God gave me an innate ability to pick colors." Read story
The Great Persuader
Each February, Inphonic CEO David A. Steinberg holds a poker party for his top executives at Washington, D.C.'s Historic George Town Club. As a reward f... Read story
The Return Of Billy Jack
Tom Laughlin has set out to do for videocassettes what Amway did for household products and Domino's did for pizza Read story
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