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A Social Life Can Increase Business Success

By Donna Fenn |  Oct 22, 1999

For many entrepreneurs, networking consists of reluctantly attending a random meeting or two while for some it is a effortless and natural daily activity....  Read story

Seinfeld Lives! (Well, Sort Of)

By Leigh Buchanan |  Aug 1, 1998

During its eight years on television, Seinfeld portrayed the idiosyncrasies of many local New York businesses. Here's how the owners of featured bus...  Read story

Underground Mailroad

By James Vescovi |  Jun 15, 1994

A curator gives a history of New York City's pneumatic mail system that linked the city's post offices.  Read story

What Are You Trying to Do?

By Norm Brodsky |  May 1, 2006

When you are starting a business, it's amazing how easy it is to lose track of your real goal. Columnist Norm Brodsky explains  Read story

Super Deli

By Jesse Kornbluth |  Oct 1, 1981

Zabar's grosses $12 million a year in New York City.  Read story

How to Start an Inc. 500 Company: Six Common Questions

By Various Inc Staff |  Oct 15, 1994

Six Inc. writers each examine one common question about starting a successful business.  Read story

Bill Zanker Never Wants to Come Down

By Josh Dean |  Jan 1, 2008

He's got Tony Robbins! He's got Donald Trump! And, man, has he got a positive outlook! Meet the founder of the Learning Annex, who might be having more fun t...  Read story

Dov Charney, Like It or Not

By Josh Dean |  Sep 1, 2005

The founder of red-hot American Apparel has the simplest possible business strategy: He does and says exactly what he wants to.  Read story

Built for Speed

By Donna Fenn |  Sep 1, 1998

Roger Abramson, CEO of office-furniture distributor the Atlantic Group, uses speed as a competitive advantage by combining lightening-fast operations with qu...  Read story

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