Network: May 1992
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30 Entrepreneurs Who Are Saving the World
Three decades of social entrepreneurship. Because, let's face it: There's more to creating a truly successful business than simply making lots of money. Read story
Resource: Buyer, Be Educated
A quick review of the magazine Business Consumer Guide including subcription information. Read story
Index
A comprehensive guide to companies, organizations, and individuals featured in the February 1999 issue. Read story
Morning, Noon, and Night
Interviewing job candidates 3 separate times at different hours of the day to measure shifts in energy level. Read story
IncQuery: A Mother of a Problem
Help! My key manager is going out on maternity leave. Plus: What to do when you have only one customer, and how to figure out how to price your business. Read story
Thanks, Toyota. We'll Take it From Here
Start-ups compete to win, place, and show in the hybrid aftermarket. Read story
This Is a Job for...Wait, Is That You, Boss?
Yes, it is. Jonathan Bush talks about connecting fun to purpose. Read story
Avoid Being Stuck by Stock Grants
Francesco Pompei, president of Exergen, in Watertown, Mass., thought he was just dismissing a worker when he fired anemployee who had been granted company... Read story
Affordable, Effective Benefits Reduce Employee Stress
Recent research suggests that almost half of all employees are actively looking for new jobs, and more than three-quarters of them would jump ship for the... Read story
Survival Tactics: Sales Strategies
In a turbulent economy, marketing and sales strategies must be altered. Here' s a sampling of the new approaches companies in a variety of industries are ... Read story
The Troubleshooter's Guide
An error-tracking system that streamlines operations. Read story
'You Can't Fire Me, I'm an Owner!'
Experts warn that once you give an employee stock in your company, your relationship changes forever. Read story
A Clean Deal That Wouldn't Sell
A private financing deal that never took off. Read story
What's Next: Meet Your New Executives
They're every bit as clever as your old ones. The difference? They may not be human. Read story
The Inc. Network
Reader-to-reader advice. Read story
Letters
Readers react to articles from the December, 1997, issue of Inc. , including Edward O. Welles' "Clipped!" and Nancy Austin's "Modeling Your Company's... Read story
In Search Of Equity
The passion for ownership is sweeping the country, touching just about every industry and every type of company. Read story
Insurance: Hindsight Advice on Key-Man Coverage
A senior manager offers some advice to companies weighing the pros and cons of key-man insurance. Read story
Innovation: How the Creative Stay Creative
Innovative companies require innovative people. For lessons on developing a creative work force, we asked some of the nation's top innovation consultants how... Read story
Forecast: A New Year's Guide for CEOs
Various Inc. editors and other experts discuss a number of topics and how they relate to the 1996 economy. Read story
7 Smart Ways to Trim Your Company’s Budget
Smart advice on how to squeeze a lot out of a tight budget. Read story
Video Births the Internet Star
New technologies stand to make Internet video as useful and ubiquitous as the telephone. How will it work for your company? Read story
How to Get Rich in America
Climb the ladder or start your own company: which is the surest path to financial security for you and your family? Read story
Taking the Pain out of Purchasing
For Mie-Yun Lee, it started with the pit-marked business cards. It was 1992 and Lee, a research associate at consu... Read story
Reading, Writing, And Revenues
The current crop of student entrepreneurs are determined not to let school get in the way of their education. Read story
The Birth Of An Industry
Working in their attics, basements, and garages, seven entrepreneurs tacked together a totally new industry. Read story
The New Entrepreneurial Elite
Lured by enormous compensation packages and the excitement of fast growth, many big-company executives are leaving cushy positions to run start-ups. Read story
Surviving in the Nike/Reebok Jungle
New Balance tries to compete in a shrinking industry dominated by intensely competitive giants. Read story
Bulletin Board
A collection of eight short articles about technology. Topics include a free online consumer buying guide, predicting project costs, online psychologists and... Read story
Climbing To The Top Of The Charts
Microcomputer software sales are heading for the stratosphere. But the most popular programs aren't necessarily the best. Read story
The Best Newsletters in America
Using newsletters to expand your business, introduce new products, encourage repeat business. Read story
We've Been Hacked
Not scared of losing your data to a corporate thief? You should be. Read story
How I Did It: George Naddaff
From Spit 'n' Shine Boy To Boston Chicken and Beyond. Read story
A Company of Businesspeople
How and why managers are breaking down the traditional us-versus-them mentality of the workplace. Read story
Making Good
Ways in which small companies are creatively leveraging their resources to attack various social problems. Read story
VARs Under the Influence?
Microsoft has a new strategy for capturing the small-business market: capture the hearts and minds of consultants, integrators, and value-added resellers. Read story
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#8 TEMPS & CO. WASHINGTON, D.C. Many INC. 500 companies are wife-and-husband teams, but so far as we can tell, this is the only sister-brother c... Read story
IM Is Here. RU Ready 2 Try It?
Instant messages -- those cryptic little on-line conversations -- are traveling from teenagers' computers into businesses like yours. Read story
Until Death, or Some Other Sticky Problem, Do Us Part
The best advice on partnership is: Don't. But if you must, here's what you need to know. Read story
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