The Cash-Flow Quagmire

A cofounder tells a cautionary tale explaining the mistakes she made delegating control of cash flow to a controller.  Read more

No Kidding

The winners of the National Business Plan Competition for Teen Girls.  Read more

Loves Me, Loves Me Not

While everyone may know that being the boss is no popularity contest, one CEO explains how that affects her.  Read more

First Steps

CEO Mary Baechler writes about her company's process reengineering.  Read more

Do Business Plans Matter?

A CEO explains that regardless of how good your business plan looks, you can't lack solid assets and good numbers.  Read more

I'm Mary, and I'm a Workaholic

An entrepreneur explains how she learned to live with her all-consuming addiction -- company building.  Read more

The Union Wanted Wage and Benefit Increases. Management Saw That As the Path to Bankruptcy.

Was a strike inevitable?  Read more

The health-spa market looks impossibly overcrowded -- and plenty of shakeout victims would line up to confirm it. But Sharlyne Powell and Sharon McConnel...  Read more

When Workers Strike Back

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Death of a Marriage

Cofounder tells how a great company got in the way of a wonderful marriage.  Read more

Kuolt's Complex

Sooner or later, every successful entrepreneur has to face the possibility that his company has outgrown him. Milt Kuolt did it twice, and it wasn't any easi...  Read more

Where Great Ideas Come From

Tapping the world outside your company for the ideas that will keep you smart.  Read more

View from the Top

Four different types of business are represented in this piece that examines executive information systems.  Read more

Making Good

Ways in which small companies are creatively leveraging their resources to attack various social problems.  Read more