The Fifty-million-dollar Diet
For the past 10 years Harold Katz has helped people shed unwanted fat. All those losses add up to healthy profits for Nutri/System. Read story
Diet and Nutrition
Airborne Settles Lawsuit
The Inc. 500 firm will reimburse consumers who bought its pills to prevent colds. Read story
Chew Chew
Vitamins packaged like Life Savers are now marketed at the cash register. Read story
GreenTree Vs. MotherNature.com
In " What Level Playing Field? " from the May 1999 issue, Inc. staff writer Marc Ballon... Read story
Where's The Salt?
Americans, addicted to fast food but obsessed with looking trim, can now order instant gratification -- hold the guilt. A new restaurant chain, D'Lites of... Read story
Slim Pickings
INC. 100 veteran Harold Katz and his franchisees thought they had a formula for perpetual growth. Then their customers cut them down to size. Read story
The Granola Guys
Jason Osborn and Jason Wright started Feed Granola Co. out of their New York apartment. Today their healthy snacks can be found on the shelves of Whole Foods... Read story
Gut Check
Are you a victim of the Entrepreneur 15? That's the weight many entrepreneurs gain their freshman year of running a company. Read story
In Business For Yourself, By Jerome Goldstein. Charles Scribner's Sons, 597 Fifth Ave., New York, Ny 10017; 176 Pp., $12.95.
Small-format guidance through entrepreneurial snares, particularly in regard to off-the-beaten-track enterprises such as waste recycling, alcohol fuel, an... Read story
Indiana University:
A Jolt of Energy, Minus the Crash
Zac Workman became a connoisseur of energy drinks at an early age. At the end of each day, after five hours' practice for his high school swim team, he wo... Read story
The Language of Business
Apart from traditional accounting, a CEO works out his own equations for success. Read story
Things I Can't Live Without: J. Darius Bikoff
It's hard to explain the necessity of a $50,000 refrigerated car trunk. Read story
How Would You Sell a Virtual Makeover?
Where should ModiFace market its online makeover tools, including HairMixer and WeightMirror? Read story
Aerosol Yogurt
New business information on yogurt-based whipped cream. Read story
Doughnut Figures
Rankings of corporate America's favorite varieties of doughnuts. Read story
Battle of the Network All-Stars
The secrets of HSN's top marketers. Read story
Unbridled Growth
For five years, Herbalife International's health and diet pitch has made it one of the fastest-growing companies in American history. Now a series of investi... Read story
A Besieged Brewery Fights Back
Rock Art Brewery is embroiled in a trademark war with the beverage giant Hansen over the name of the brewery's Vermonster beer. Read story
Repeat Sales: Identify Your Best Customers
The marketing strategy of health-food producer is examined and explained by its advertising director. Read story
Ask Andy Berliner
Andy Berliner co-founded Amy's Kitchen with his wife, Rachel, in 1987. Amy's had $240 million in revenue in its 2008 fiscal year and has 1,700 employees. Read story
My Body Is a ... Profit Center
Lee Labrada's corpus really is his temple. Read story
Top 30 Entrepreneurs Under 30 - Jason Wright, Feed Granola
#28 JASON WRIGHT #29 JASON OSBORN FEED GRANOLA CO. Ages: 29 (Wright) and... Read story
Benefits: Getting Personal
A quick look at a company that offers its employees a series of seminars that range from investments to fitness. Read story
Obese Employees Cost Companies More
A new study suggests that investing in wellness programs may pay off on the bottom line. Read story
Whatever You Do, Don't Call it a Search Engine
New question-answering sites, such as Wolfram Alpha, seek to differentiate themselves from the Googles of the world. Read story
Web Awards 2000: ROI
Low-cost start-up, strong revenues, and fast growth are some reasons that DirectWireless.com and Affordable Supplements landed second and third place, respec... Read story
Is the Atkins Brand Toast?
Why the Atkins diet is getting plumped up with product. Read story
Big Plans
United Sciences of America sets out to harness the power of multilevel marketing. Read story
Applicant of the Week: Attack! Marketing and Promotions
Three friends use guerrilla marketing techniques to take their agency to the next level. Read story
Big Bucks From Little Franchises Grow
A successful franchisor enriches himself, but a good one, someone like Harold Katz, enriches others as well. The Nutri/System formula perfected by Katz h... Read story
The Education of a Big-Company Man
Jim Kilmer's years at H.J. Heinz didn't prepare him for company-building as well as he had expected. Read story
Herbalife Offshoots
Congratulations on Curtis Hartman's article about Herbalife International ("Unbridled Growth," December 1985). Unfortunately, despite the current focus on... Read story
Benefits;
Type of health program, % of managers claiming from most common to least: program boosted morale: Smoking control ... Read story
The Best Gifts for Work-Life Balance
Don’t take the adage, “All work and no play …” for granted. These gifts blur the line between home and office, so you can take care of business, but ... Read story
Inc. 500 Alumni: Where Are They Now?
Each year since 1981, Inc. magazine has named the fastest-growing small privately held companies in America. When companies first make the In... Read story
10 Tips for Avoiding Burnout and Inviting Balance
Breathe deeply - Have you ever noticed your breathing when you' re feeling stressed or moving at warp speed? It' s probably shallow and ... Read story
Applicant of the Week: MonaVie
How this producer of health drinks has gotten the attention of celebs like Rachael Ray, and is saving the rainforest one acai berry at a time. Read story
Pop For Pampered Pets
After a hard day chasing cars, your pooch comes home, all tired and sweaty, and finds a tepid bowl of tap water. No wonder he bites you. If humans can hav... Read story
Is Japan An Open Market?
The answer to this question used to be a flat no. Until recently, most Japanese would have freely acknowledged that their government nurtured domestic in... Read story
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William Danforth had the right product for turn-of-the-century St. Louis when he began making feed for horses and mules. But whole wheat cereal for humans... Read story
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