Inc.com: Articles about Wyoming

Corporation: Definition, Types, Formation, Maintenance

Oct 22, 1999

A corporation is a business or organization formed by a group of people, and it has rights and liabilities separate from those of the individuals involved... Read story

Choosing the Limited Liability Company As Your Corporate Form

Oct 25, 1999

When someone starts a business, one of the important decisions that he must make is to determine what type of business organization it will be. The three ... Read story

Report On The States

By Larry McDonald | Jan 1, 1983

We in Wyoming are pleased to be rated 25th among the states in overall business climate ("INC.'s Seeond Annual States Report," October 1982). I would like... Read story

Best Of Show

Oct 1, 1983

Indiana's solid jump -- from 42nd place last year to 18th this year -- is partly due to the state's low taxes. But other recent actions have also helped. Amo... Read story

Wyoming, South Dakota Top List of States with Best Tax Climate

By Peter Hoy | Oct 25, 2006

In contrast, Rhode Island and Ohio ranked as the worst tax states for businesses. Read story

Are You Paying Too Much for Energy?

By Alexandra Johnson | Jun 3, 2009

Some states, such as Hawaii and New York, are charging an arm and a leg for energy. Find out which states charge the most for energy. Read story

Best & Worst

By Inc Staff | Oct 1, 2006

Rating the best and worst states--among the 26 whose governors are up for reelection--in seven key areas. Read story

The Dirt On Country Livin'

By Nicole Gull | Jan 1, 2006

How much does it cost to be a cowboy? Read story

My Place: Carson Stanwood's Modern Cabin

By Athena Schindelheim | Aug 1, 2007

The log cabin in Wyoming had to go--eight miles down the road. A mod aerie took its place. Read story

At a Glance

By Inc Staff | Dec 1, 1988

Charts providing information on the features of Inc. 500 companies. Read story

Study: South Dakota Best for Small Firms

By Angus Loten | Nov 1, 2007

South Dakota, Nevada, and Wyoming are the nation's most entrepreneur-friendly states, according to the Small Business and Entrepreneurship Council. 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

Labor: Paying Your Dues

Oct 1, 1984

1 Wyoming 6. Hawaii 2. South Dakota 7. Idaho 3. Kansas 8. Nebraska 4. Vermont 9. Utah 5. Colorado ... Read story

South Dakota Tops List of Best States for Small Business

Nov 1, 2006

Nov. 1, 2006 -- South Dakota has the best climate for small businesses in the country, according to annual rankings released today by the... Read story

South Dakota Rated Friendliest State for Entrepreneurship

By Michael Aneiro

Oct. 12, 2004 --If you're looking to start a small business, your best bet is to set up shop in the Mount Rushmore State, according to a n... Read story

The Best Of Show

By Bradford W. Ketchum Jr. | Oct 1, 1982

Capital: Activity at the money centers 1. California 2. Connecticut 3. New York 4. Texas 5. Massachusetts 6. Minnesota... Read story

Tool on the Hill

By Scott Eriksson | Mar 15, 1995

A software developer discusses what equipment he uses to stay connected to his office while he works in a log cabin. Read story

Study: Lower Energy Costs Boost Employment

Feb 23, 2007

Feb. 23, 2007 -- States with lower business energy costs grow faster and create more jobs than those with higher costs, according to a st... Read story

Into the Wild

By Alison Stein Wellner | Oct 1, 2007

The goal: Accomplish six months of team building in seven days The plan: Send the executive team deep into the Wyoming wilderness and let them reallyRead story

Report: Wyoming Tops for Business Taxes

Oct 10, 2007

Among all 50 states, Wyoming, South Dakota, and Nevada offer the best tax systems for growing businesses, according to the Tax Foundation. Based on... Read story

Feds Target Growth in Underserved Markets

Sep 27, 2007

The Small Business Administration this fall is hoping to spur small-business growth in inner city and rural areas through a series of programs and activit... Read story

They Want You

By Michelle Leder | Jun 1, 2005

To boost job growth, more states are wooing entrepreneurs. Read story

Personal Income Up in Second Quarter

By Angus Loten | Sep 28, 2005

Sept. 28, 2005 --Strong earnings in real estate, professional services, and other entrepreneurial sectors helped jumpstart personal income... Read story

This Week’s Economic Roundup

By Angus Loten | Mar 30, 2006

Consumer confidence hits four-year high; jobless claims fall. Read story

Business for Sale: A Mogul's Mogul

By Jill Andresky Fraser | Aug 1, 2002

Ah, to buy a ski resort. But one aspect of this deal earns it a double black diamond. Read story

The Lowly Co-op Gets a Makeover

By Amy Gunderson | Aug 1, 2004

Minnesota's unique start-up boom. Read story

Grants for Rural Biz

By Amy Gunderson | Sep 1, 2003

States with lots of farms and fields are making more grants available to businesses. Read story

What The Rankings Mean

Oct 1, 1986

In years past, INC.'s annual Report on the States ranked the business climates of the 50 states through a formula that took into account roughly a dozen v... Read story

Online Job Ads Flat

By Angus Loten | Jul 1, 2008

Employment declines are expected to continue through summer, the Conference Board says. Read story

Limited Liability Company

The Limited Liability Company (LLC), a hybrid of the partnership and the corporation, has become a popular legal alternative for business owners. Now avai... Read story

The Top 10 States In Six Categories

Oct 1, 1981

CAPITAL RESOURCES 1. New York 2. California 3. Massachusetts 4. Connecticut 5. Minnesota 6. Texas 7. Penn... Read story

The 8 Dumbest Ways to Try to Sell Your Company

By Christopher Caggiano | Nov 1, 1994

This feature examines various businesses offered for sale in Inc. to see what it takes to make a successful transaction. Read story

America's Fastest-growing Private Companies

By Curtis Hartman | Oct 1, 2006

By now, you are familiar with the backbone metaphor. As in: “Small businesses are the backbone of our economy. We must do everything we can…to make s... Read story

Travel: Vacations of Steel

By Bonnie Tsui | Jul 1, 2006

So work is making a mockery of your fitness goals? Lose the stress and a few pounds at these retreats. Read story

Rating the Governors

By Mike Hofman | Oct 1, 2006

With Arnold Schwarzenegger and 25 other governors up for reelection, we look at who among them has earned the entrepreneurial vote. Read story

Vacation On The Company

Jun 1, 1984

Forever Living Products Inc., headquartered in Phoenix, is a $90.4-million manufacturer and distributor of bee products and cosmetics and other products c... Read story