Healthy Eating


The Granola Guys

By Jason Wright and Jason Osborn |  Oct 5, 2007

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

In Business For Yourself, By Jerome Goldstein. Charles Scribner's Sons, 597 Fifth Ave., New York, Ny 10017; 176 Pp., $12.95.

Jul 1, 1982

Small-format guidance through entrepreneurial snares, particularly in regard to off-the-beaten-track enterprises such as waste recycling, alcohol fuel, an...  Read story

Where's The Salt?

By J.F.P. |  Jun 1, 1984

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

Gut Check

By Yishane Lee |  Nov 1, 2003

Are you a victim of the Entrepreneur 15? That's the weight many entrepreneurs gain their freshman year of running a company.  Read story

Repeat Sales: Identify Your Best Customers

By Susan Greco |  Aug 1, 1995

The marketing strategy of health-food producer is examined and explained by its advertising director.  Read story

Ask Andy Berliner

By Inc Staff |  Nov 1, 2008

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

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

By Michael P. Cronin |  Nov 1, 1994

A quick look at a company that offers its employees a series of seminars that range from investments to fitness.  Read story

Benefits;

By Reported by Leslie Brokaw |  Apr 1, 1988

Type of health program, % of managers claiming from most common to least: program boosted morale: Smoking control ...  Read story

10 Tips for Avoiding Burnout and Inviting Balance

By Jamie Walters |  Jun 19, 2001

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

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By Stephen D. Solomon |  May 1, 1986

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

Farmers' Goods Called Risky Foods

By Lauren Folino |  Oct 28, 2009

Research claims that produce are more likely to transmit food-born illnesses, bad news for food entrepreneurs.   Read story

Tortilla Flap

By Teri Lammers Prior |  Jun 1, 1994

Cofounder jeopardized his control of his 3-year-old company when he fired his partner.  Read story

It's Your Health, Stupid

By Ralph Warner |  Oct 21, 1999

Although most middle-aged people say that after retirement, they hope to be physically active, a great many follow a lifestyle that almost certainly sabot...  Read story

Native Relations

By Jane Brower |  Oct 15, 2000

When philanthropy works, it's sort of like great-tasting health food: You're doing the right thing, but you're also enjoying it. Robert Rutherford of Nati...  Read story

Worker Waist Management

By Jill Hecht Maxwell |  Aug 1, 2003

When it comes to health care costs, one form of belt-tightening depends on another.  Read story

Servicios Dentales

By Alessandra Bianchi |  Aug 1, 1993

Entrepreneurs form group dental plan after learning that Hermisillo, Mexico, had only six dentists.  Read story

Airborne Settles Lawsuit

By Alexandra Zendrian |  Mar 7, 2008

The Inc. 500 firm will reimburse consumers who bought its pills to prevent colds.  Read story

Real-Life Seminars

Jan 1, 1995

Looking for a low-cost benefit to offer your employees? Hemmings Motor News, a publisher in Bennington, Vt., holds a seriesof on-site seminars for...  Read story

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