The Family Cache
By forming new corporations or partnerships with younger relatives, owners of closely held companies can save on income and estate taxes without affecting th... Read story
Joint Ventures
The Piggyback Strategy
By Sara Delano | Mar 1, 1984
By teaming up with larger companies, Bank Earnings International has gone hog wild in the national market. Read story
Trading Places: Are America and Japan Locked in a Trade War?
Japanese and American entrepreneurs gather for a freewheeling discussion of the differences that divide them, and the ventures that may bring them together. Read story
Go East, Young Man
By Frank H. Jellinek Jr. | Sep 1, 1990
First-person account of a joint venture in Eastern Europe. Read story
The Partnership Route
By Joshua Hyatt | Dec 1, 1988
Joint ventures with foreign markets can bring new frontiers in technology and management. Read story
Michael Braun
By Tom Ehrenfeld | Aug 1, 1996
The CEO of now-dead Kaleida Labs, the Apple-IBM joint venture, on what went wrong. Read story
Unconventional Wisdom
By JAY FINEGAN | Dec 1, 1994
Third, the ownership package attracts veteran managers. "We've been fortunate enough for the past six years to have good people knocking at the door," say... Read story
A Plan For All Seasons
By Bruce G. Posner | May 1, 1983
While most of the leasing industry was flattened by recession, sound thinking and deft maneuvers catapulted BRAE Corp. to the top of the INC. 100 Read story
How do I make a joint venture work?
Apr 20, 2000
Leadership & Strategy mentor Keith Lamb responds: We at the Lamb Group have had both good and bad experiences with joint ventures.... Read story
How to Build an Inc. 500 Company
By Michael S. Hopkins | Dec 1, 1988
Profile of an Inc. 500 CEO and his success in managing growth while taking his company public. Read story
Redesigning America
By Curtis Hartman | Jun 1, 1988
On the road with the man who's helping businesses profit from our aging population, and building a company of his own in the process Read story
CEOs Cite Joint Ventures as Key to Growth
By Jasmine D. Adkins | May 16, 2006
But private companies also see risk associated with mergers and acquisitions, according to a new survey. Read story
Growing Your Business by Going Global
By Robert A. Mamis | Jan 1, 1994
Lessons from a company that leapt unwarily into foreign-distribution, plus intelligence on Saudi Arabian markets. Read story
This Year's Model
By Edward O. Welles | Oct 15, 2000
A close-up look at an Inc. 500 company that has prevailed in an industry gripped by unforgiving consolidation. Read story
Hard Schlock Cafe
By Leslie Brokaw | Jun 1, 1990
Dick Clark productions and a New Jersey real estate firm link up to create a chain of diners. Read story
The Graying Of America
By M.E.M. | Mar 1, 1988
Who wants to think about getting old? Ken Dychtwald, for one. The 38-year-old psychotherapist has been studying aging for most of his adult life and thi... Read story
Have an Art
By Leslie Brokaw | Feb 1, 1991
Start-up invents a comprehensive way for interior designers and galleries to hunt for artwork. Read story
Growing Business by Going Global
By Inc Staff | Sep 1, 1993
Market intelligence on People's Republic of China; gadgets that make int'l telecommunications easier. Read story
Money Supply
By Inc Staff | Aug 1, 1990
Chart showing where small companies expect cash to come from in the 90s. Read story
How Can I Choose Compatible Joint Venture Partners?
By Stephanie L Gruner | Feb 1, 1997
Lisa Jacobson, president of Manhattan-based Stanford Coaching Inc., asks potential joint venture partners to take the same behavioral test she uses ... Read story
Howdy Doody Time
By Leslie Brokaw | Apr 1, 1990
TV personality Joe Franklin starts a '40s and '50s nostalgia magazine. Read story
International: Deciding When a Joint Venture Makes Sense
By Jill Andresky Fraser | Nov 1, 1994
The president of a manufacturing concern explains one key facet he analyzed when expanding into international markets. Read story
Elder Shelter
By Anne Murphy | Sep 1, 1991
New business develops affordable retirement communities. Read story
Making Research Pay
By Anne Murphy | May 1, 1991
Start-up company provides market research, funding, development assistance to promising technology companies. Read story
Hotline
By Martha E. Mangelsdorf | Nov 1, 1988
Hotline informational paragraphs on above topics and subtopics. Read story
Under Siege
By Edward O. Welles | Jul 1, 1989
One CEO's battle to save his small public company from a hostile takeover. Read story
Tech funds
By Inc Staff | Apr 1, 1991
Information on funding for technology-related product development that doesn't involve giving up equity. Read story
Growing Your Business by Going Global
By Inc Staff | Jun 1, 1993
Information on international business: Hungarian market opportunities, meeting ISO 9000 standards, and packing tips. Read story
Chase Paymentech Launches All-In-One Package
Nov 9, 2007
Chase Paymentech, a joint venture between JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) and First Data (NYSE:FDC), has unveiled a new integrated, All-In-One payments package ... Read story
French Foreign Exchange
Mar 1, 1982
"Invest in France today? Your company's management must be mad!" a French businessman told the vice-president of a large American multinational firm. Ye... Read story
Organizational Growth
Growth is something for which most companies strive, regardless of their size. Small firms want to get big, big firms want to get bigger. Indeed, companie... Read story
The Fight To Harness The Sun
By Tom Richman | May 1, 1983
Roger Little of Spire Corp. is betting that his strategy for making solar power pay can overcome foreign competition, big oil, and lack of government support... Read story
Solar Power Gets Cheaper, But Never Cheap Enough
May 1, 1983
When the U.S. space program began using them on its satellites in the late 1950s, solar cells cost more than $1,000 per peak watt (Wp). At that price, a p... Read story
Do The Japanese Make Good Partners?
By Joel Kotkin | Mar 1, 1987
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. Often it's a matter of size -- of your firm and theirs. Read story
Werck BV Upgrades Checkout Solution
Mar 31, 2008
Checkout 2.0 let's retailers process credit card payments in real time. Read story
License to Thrive
By Erik Sherman | Aug 1, 2005
The right partnership can drive sales -- while reducing your workload. Read story
A Charge For The Good
By Inc Staff | May 1, 1990
Help environmental causes by using an 'affinity' credit card. Read story
West Meets East
By Milton C. Lauenstein | Oct 1, 1985
The divergent and disparate comments by American and Japanese businessmen in "Trading Places" (Face-to-Face, July) reflect reality. What the growing Amer... Read story
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