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Inc. is an American business media property founded in 1979 and based in New York City. It publishes six print issues annually, as well as daily online articles and videos. Inc. also produces several live and virtual events yearly.
Published by Mansueto Ventures, Inc. is best known for its annual rankings of the fastest-growing privately held companies in the United States, called the "Inc. 500" and "Inc. 5000." Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesHoward H. Stevenson, Harvard’s ‘Father of Entrepreneurship,’ Dies at 85
The Harvard Business School professor revolutionized how future founders were taught in the ’80s and coined a succinct definition that remains a business-world mantra more than 40 years later. Howard H. Stevenson, the hedge fund guru, philanthropist, and Harvard Business School professor emeritus hailed as “the father of entrepreneurship,” died Saturday night after a long illness. He was 85.
Economic Engagement Could Be the Missing Piece in Employee Empowerment
If every decision needs you, you’re the bottleneck. This piece was cowritten by Bill Fotsch and Dr. Ricardo Valerdi, an engineer, social entrepreneur, sports scientist, and engineering professor at the University of Arizona. Through his work developing teams that think clearly and decide confidently, he has helped a variety of organizations make better decisions including SpaceX, the US Army, Major League Baseball, and the National Collegiate Athletics Association.
AI Is Telling Your Future Clients Who You Are. What Is It Saying?
Your business has an AI paper trail. This article is written by Saleema Vellani, the founder and CEO of Ripple Impact, which transforms CEOs of midsize companies into recognized, trusted authorities. A keynote speaker, award-winning author, and Harvard Business School alumna, she is an Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO) member based in Washington, D.C. Vellani shared why an AI query about your company may prevent potential clients from contacting you.
She Built an AI Agent to Get Her Next Job. It Worked
The next great job application might actually do something. A resume can tell a hiring manager where you’ve worked, what you’ve accomplished, and what you claim you can do. But what if you could show them? That’s exactly what Suzanna Travers, head of HR, is doing while navigating her next career move and landed two second round interviews. She isn’t waiting for a job description to tell her what skills to develop. Instead, she is building.
Create & Cultivate’s Big Idea: Stop Leaving Great Connections to Chance
Networking is luck — unless you design for it. For Marina Middleton, a great event starts with a ruthless question: Is it worth people’s time? At Create & Cultivate, every panel, workshop, and dinner is designed around the answer. The goal isn’t to pack a schedule. It’s to create experiences that teach, connect, and deliver enough value to make people want to come back.
Lady Gaga Is Recruiting Convenience Store Workers in Japan. The Celebrity Ad Is Only Part of the Pitch
One chain is betting that the pop star can help support a new recruitment strategy. Lady Gaga is urging job seekers to apply for jobs at a Japanese convenience store. In a new recruitment video for FamilyMart, the singer, songwriter, and actress stocks snacks, mops floors, and runs the register.
Winn-Dixie Is Closing Stores in 2026: See Updated List of Doomed Locations
Experts say middle-market supermarkets face mounting pressure from national chains, premium grocers, and deep discounters. Winn-Dixie has continued closing locations across the South, shuttering dozens of stores. The transition began with an announcement last October when the brand’s parent company, Southeastern Grocers, said it would close its stores in Alabama as part of a broader plan to “renew its focus” on Florida.
Databricks CEO Says the Biggest AI Threat Isn’t Superintelligence
Ali Ghodsi warns that autonomous agents could exploit vulnerable systems faster than humans can respond. As the leader of AI platform Databricks, which uses a cloud software platform to unite big data storage, analytics, and artificial intelligence tools into a single system, you would expect founder and CEO Ali Ghodsi to be an evangelist for the technology—and he is. But he’s also a realist.
Women Can Freeze Their Eggs for Free Through This Startup. Here’s Why Critics Are Concerned
Cofertility says its egg-sharing model makes egg freezing accessible to more women. Critics argue the tradeoffs aren’t always so clear. A Los Angeles-based startup will cover a woman’s full costs to freeze her eggs—but there’s a catch.
A Layoff Forced Her to Rethink Her Identity. 1 Brunch Gave Her a New Direction
After losing her job at Paramount, Lauren Paige turned a New Orleans brunch into an opportunity. Lauren Paige spent over a decade building a communications career. Then a single brunch became something the career never could. Lauren Paige woke up around 9 a.m. on an ordinary Monday. She’d seen her EVP days earlier at the company’s New York office, had a normal conversation, flown home. Everything about that week had looked routine. Then the phone rang.