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Recent Articles about Public Transportation

Small Businesses Cry Foul Over Proposed Driving Restrictions

New York plans to charge heavy tolls for cars to enter certain neighborhoods, in an attempt to curb traffic and pollution.  Read more

New York Officials Request Investigation over Displaced Businesses

A new transit hub, part of the rebuilding at the World Trade Center, will force out nearby stores and offices.  Read more

Small Businesses Brace for New York Transit Strike

Dec. 19, 2005-- As New York braces for a potential transit strike that officials say could cost the city's economy up to $400 million a da...  Read more

It's Such A Comfort To Run Your Own Bus

Whoever coined the phrase "You can't fight City Hall" never encountered Jewell Thompson. Instead of complaining when Chicago's Regional Transportati...  Read more

Inc. 5000 Applicant of the Week: HopStop

How this door-to-door directions, mapping, and route-planning service uses customer feedback to drive innovation and success  Read more

Small Businesses in Big Apple Hit Hard by Strike

Dec. 21, 2005 --They carpooled, peddled their bikes, or legged it out. Or stayed home. Yet even as owners and employees of N...  Read more

Boston Companies Adjust to Life Without the Big Dig

The city's main highway system has remained partially closed since July 10.  Read more

When You Fly, Take the Train!

Taking a second look at travel to and from the airport can help you save big.  Read more

A Viral Campaign Bombs

The suspicious packages that caused alarm in the Boston area today were part of a viral marketing campaign, ABC News is reporting. The campaign for the Ca...  Read more

Localized Online Ad Network

March 20, 2007 -- HopStop.com, a website that provides big city dwellers with travel directions on local public transportation systems, h...  Read more

The London Terrorist Attack

At noontime on the East Coast, the BBC is reporting that at least 33 people died in a series of four explosions in London during the morning rush hour the...  Read more

Motorcycle Messengers

Traffic poses no problems for a thriving motorcycle courier service in Los Angeles.  Read more

Opportunity Cost

Simply stated, an opportunity cost is the cost of a missed opportunity. It is the opposite of the benefit that would have been gained had an action, not t...  Read more

High Gas Prices Affecting Labor Day Travel Plans

More vacationers are opting for a bus or a train, AAA estimates.  Read more

My First Year

When my start-up found itself face to face with catastrophe because of conditions beyond my control, I learned how to cope  Read more

Gas Prices Not Affecting Commuting Habits

Most Americans still drive to work, although a majority are cutting back on other spending.  Read more

How I Did It: Jeffrey Smalls, CEO, Smalls Electrical Construction

As told to Patrick Cliff Industry: Construction 2007 Inc. 500 Ranking: Read more

As Gas Prices Skyrocket, Employees Look to the Boss for Help

With prices at the pump now topping $4 a gallon, more companies are unveiling programs to help ease the daily commute.  Read more

How to Find a Bay Area Start-up Location

Do you want to play with the big guns on the peninsula, go with the flow in SoMa, or carve out a different niche in the East Bay?  Read more

Upstarts

Dunham Barney wants to keep failing farms from lying fallow or becoming parking lots. Farmvest Inc., of Simsbury, Conn., offers one-stop shopping people ...  Read more

How to Set Up an Office in Washington, D.C.

Dream on: You won't get a view of the Washington Monument, but look for alternative space or incentives and you might just find a bargain in the saturated ca...  Read more

The Business of the Detroit Metropolitan Airport

Here’s a look at the companies that provide the safety vests, tow bars, belt loaders, and ground surveillance on the tarmac as you dash for your flight.  Read more

Sign of the Times

U.S. entrepreneur markets Soviet souvenir tee-shirts in Russia.  Read more

Coincidence? I Think Not

This week's episode of The Apprentice reminded me of an interesting story ran in the New York Times in May. It seems Adam's idea of wrapping carriages was...  Read more

A Deal Gone Wrong

Each day, Inc.'s reporters scour the Web for the most important and interesting news to entrepreneurs. Here's what we found today: ...  Read more

Comparing Labor Costs in Norway and New York

The cost of having an employee on the payroll in socialist Norway is not as bad as you may think.  Read more

NYC tugboat service

All of the shots on TV of New York commuters hoping to hop a ferry across the Hudson--the blackout knocked out PATH train service--reminds me of Dorothy J...  Read more

Concrete Tips for Urban Pioneers

What to keep in mind if you do business in the inner city.  Read more

10 Steps to Starting a Business in Toronto

Toronto might be too modest to brag about its status as an entrepreneurial haven, but it's ripe for start-ups. Here's how to get your company started in Cana...  Read more

Handling Commuting Costs: Employer and Employee Perspectives

Generally the cost of commuting to and from work is not deductible by an employee. However, certain payments by employers-called qualified transportation ...  Read more

How Has Technology Changed the Way We Do Our Jobs?

Some thoughts on the use of technology in small business are offered by Inc. Technology's editor.  Read more