Wayne Huizenga


Letters

By Inc Staff |  Dec 1, 1997

Readers react to articles from the September issue of Inc., including Jerry Useem's "The Richest Man You've Never Heard Of" and "Treating Temporary Work as a...  Read story

Ball Club of the New Economy

By Jerry Useem |  May 15, 1998

A look at how the Florida Marlins, the 1997 World Series winners, have worked much like a high-tech start-up; they hired the best talent, beat the competitio...  Read story

Run, Ricky, Run!

By Patrick J. Sauer |  Aug 1, 2004

August 16, 2004 -- Ricky Williams, one of the NFL's best running backs who scooted to 3,225 yards over the last two seasons with the Miam...  Read story

Burning Down the House

By Edward O. Welles |  Aug 1, 1997

A former car dealer launches an on-line start-up that is reshaping the industry.  Read story

The Most-Admired Entrepreneurs

By Stephanie L. Gruner |  Sep 1, 1997

Attendees of this year's Inc. 500 Conference were asked to list the three active entrepreneurs whom they most admire. Not surprisingly, fellow Read story

Straight to the Source

By Jeffrey L. Seglin |  Dec 1, 1999

Reviews of eight new business books -- five on leadership secrets from historical figures, one chronicling the story of the first computer, and two delineati...  Read story

10 questions for Ken Hendricks

By Inc Staff |  Dec 1, 2006

What's your favorite part of a typical day? The end of the day, because I know I've done all that I can. What skill ...  Read story

Buying, Selling, and Telling

By Inc Staff |  Mar 1, 2007

Tattling on the owner's kid and acquisition binges.  Read story

No Pain, No Gain

By George Gendron |  Aug 1, 1997

Inc. 's editor-in-chief muses about successful entrepreneurs and start-ups and offers an overview of the issue.  Read story

CEO's Notebook

By Inc Staff |  Sep 1, 1997

CEOs from across the country field questions on topics that range from business reading to avoiding layoffs.  Read story

When The Party's Over

By BYRON ACOHIDO |  Jul 1, 1987

No sooner had David Cook collected $8.4 million in an IPO than the market for his product disappeared. What was he going to do with all the money?  Read story

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